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Pay and display gets village thumbs down


. by Faiza Afzaal


PAY and display machines are set to be installed on Sabden’s main car park


-much to the disappointment of iocal residents.- For years, residents in the Kibble Valley


village have parked their cars for free at the car park opposite the White Hart pub in Padiham Road.


' ' : . - However, last year fed-up parish coun­


cillors complained to Kibble Valley Bor­ ough Council - who own the car park - that some people were misusing it for the private sale of cars and for dumping un­ taxed vehicles. In an attempt to solve this problem,


council bosses drew up plans for introduc­ ing long-stay pay and display machines - the idea was initially backed by members of Sabden Parish Council. But following two well-attended public


meetings with residents strongly opposed to charges being introduced, it quickly became clear that people were against the idea and the parish council performed a U- turn on its decision and began objecting to the scheme. Despite the objections, councillors on


Kibble Valley Borough Council’s planning and development committee gave the con­ troversial scheme the green light as it is m keeping with similar decisions for villages including Ribchester and Slaidburn. Sabden resident and borough councillor


Michael Fielding was the only member strongly against the plans. The decision has angered villagers m


Sabden, especially those living on Padiham Road, who are having to suffer because of the lack of on-street parking. Coun. Antony Haworth, parish council


chairman said: “We just asked for help from the borough council to stop people abusing the car park. “The public did not. want car parking charges introduced.


J Welcome to Sabden Car Park “People living in Padiham Road, the


main road through the village, have always‘used the car park.because they have no driveways and their are double yellow lines outside their homes. “It is going to be very difficult to find


parking spaces unless they buy a permit.” Also annoyed with the scheme is Mr


Scott Windsor (35),;who runs Brooksidc’ Garage in Padiham Road with his father, Frank.


, He said: “The charges are certainly •going to cause problems. “Previously customers would bring


their vehicles and leave them on the car park. “The charges may discourage customers


from coming to our garage to have their vehicles repaired.


' “I agree that something definitely need­


ed to be done to stop people from misus­ ing the car park, although I ’m not sure that introducing charges was the best solution.” In response to the concerns expressed,


• Mr Graham dagger, Ribble Valley Coun-. cil’s street scene manager, said: “This mat­ ter was put to councillors on the planning and development committee who felt it was the appropriate course of action.” Under the plans, residents can obtain


long-stay parking permits costing £45 a yeSr. Standard tariffs are 30p for up to one hour, 70p for up to four hours and £1.40 for up to eight hours. Pictured are local residents and mem­


bers of Sabden Parish Council furious at plans to introduce car parking charges. (S100306/2) -


Racial abuse leads to court appearance


A GUILTY plea to using racially aggra- Blackburn Magistrates’ Court heard vated threatening behaviour towards a that Avery, of King Lane, was one of a police officer brought a 12-month condi- number of people arrested during an inci- tional discharge for 25-year-old Ciitheroe dent in Clitheroe town centre, man Richard Avery.


During the incident, a taxi driver was


dragged from his vehicle and attacked by a number of men. As he and another man were being taken


to the police station they started making racially abusive comments towards the Asian officer who was accompanying them.. Mr Ian Huggan (defending) said the


disturbance had taken place outside Avery’s home and he had originally come out to try to calm things down. “On the way to the police station the


other man started making racially abusive comments and my client joined in,” said Mr Huggan. Avery was ordered to pay £50 compen-


. sation to the officer. A remarkable father


MEMBERS of Ciitheroe Prohus Club enjoyed “Tales of my father” when speak­ er Brian Ripley presented a talk describ-


• mg the multifarious activities of his father. Always intensely interesting, laced with


humour, the speaker described what was almost a rags-to-riches career where Rip­ ley senior, became a policeman and a sol­ dier and then combined the two in what


.••was, for him, the ideal career m the “Mil­ itary Police Special Inves tigation Branch”, where he achieved the rank of


. Colonel. '■ After the war.he owned a cafe on the south coast, and had a large allotment


- making him and his wife almost self-suffi­ cient; and finally, in his 8Gs, he accepted the life presidency of his military associa­ tion. The next meeting is the ACM, in the Pendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe, on Fri­ day at 11 a.m. This is followed by lunch at .the Swan and Royal, Clitheroe. The first ■ meeting in April is on Friday the" 7th. ■


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, March 16th,2006^' 17 ' Hardy 13 set off Barley round trip


DESPITE rain and sleet, 13 hardy folk from the 'Clitheroe Ramblers set off on their seven- mile walk from the Pendle vil­ lage of Barley. After negotiating the car


park, which resembled a skat­ ing rink, they followed the Pen­ dle Water to Whitehough before turning northeast to Brown Hill, which, at 319 metres, was the highest point en route. From this vantage point they could see Blacko Tower,


built by Jonathan Stansfield. At Blacko Foot they joined the Pendle Way to Water Meet­ ings, an intersection of the fast flowing Pendle and Blacko


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Waters, before turning south­ west to Higher Greystones. After a short climb up Jinny


Lane they reached the lovely village of Newchurch-in-Pen- dle, and after a break, turned north-east through Keys Plan­ tation back to their start point at Barley for a welcome cuppa.


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attraction fair^IOS 18th March 2006 10am-4pm Towneley Hall, Towneley Park, Burnley


Where can we take the children during the school holidays? What events are going on in Burnley at the weekend? What are our local attractions doing this year?


Why not come and join us at the Burnley Spnng Attractons Fair to find the answers to all these questions and many more as local venues come together to let you know about the vanety of attractons and events going on your doorstep.


There are stalls, demonstaton, compettions, prizes and lun for all the family.


For further informatan either nng Burnley Tourst Information Centre on' 01282 664421 or see our W'ebstte v/VAiv.bumleytounsm.co.uk


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