4 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, July 20th, 2006


Pupils net sports cash


tDOG enforcement officers in lhe Ribble Valley have iaunched a crackdown on res­


foul a Whalley beauty spot. t They will be out and about at penalty notices to irresponsible


pet owners who are turning the


loo”.They launched their hard-hit­ Pting campaign during National ess and keep public spaces


icturesque spot into a “dog


doop Scoop Week, which urges mog owners to pick up their pet


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dents who allow their pets to phe Whalley Arches issuing fbced


and Bin it”. Miss Scott added: “Always keep a supply of plastic b a g s near your dog's lead - supermarket carrier bags make great poop scoops. t “Simply insert your hand in


PUPILS at a Ribble Val­ ley primary school have e nett^ some new sporting


bank staff Gabriella Cor­ trigan and Sarah O’Malley A ommunity Cashback chool in Langho. The


Sward has been given to St Mary’s RC Primary


quipment.Money donated by Chrough the Natwest


cash is given to members of the Natwest team who have chosen to support a u local good cause and give


up their own time to


work.Pupil Sarah Basquill is pictuml with fellow class­ emates trying out the new


ndertake voluntary


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clean.Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil receives hundreds of com­ plaints a year about dog mess and Whalley Arches is one of several hot spots. A Dog enforcement officer Miss


p dele Sco tt said; “L itteriiig s arks, pavements and public lpaces with dog mess is a prob­ Cem that Ribble Valley Borough


ouncil is determined to tackle. c “We are urging dog owners to


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olean up after their pets or face pn-the-spot fines and possible


rosecution.” b Whalley doe owners are now


eing asked to Grab it. Bag it


•Holgate, added: “D o g owners have a responsibility to pick up after their dog. n “I t ’s a shame th a t a small


mess.“It's easy and not as bad as you think. Simply turn the plas­ tic bag inside out, then dispose of it in a poop bin.” V Whalley resident and Ribble


he plastic bag and pick up the a lley councillor, Mrs Joyce


bad light, as most Whalley dog owners are responsible.” c Ribble Valley Borough Coun­


umber are putting all dogs in a


c il launched a zero tolerance l ampaign against dog fouling La s t year after Willows Park t ane in Longridge was dubbed


mco u n c il’s amenity cleansing v anager, said; “A street cleanser wisited Whalley Arches every


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THE Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, will pay his first official visit to Lancashire on Saturday, on a pilgrimage to 'Whalley Abbey. j The special visitor, pictured, will


Archbishop will be guest at abbey celebrations


he dirtiest footpath in Lan­ cashire.Mr Alan Boyer, the borough


p ct 1996 requires dog owners to ick up their pet's mess in desig­


toin around 800 people from across Bouse and conference centre for the


he county at a celebration re­ hlaunching the abbey as the retreat


in the abbey grounds, but also c include a carnival element with


community. o The pilgrimage will focus on an


picnic.The day will look back to the mission work of St Paulinus and t the Cistercian monks of the his­


lackburn Diocese, and the wider pen-air Holy Communion service lowns, music and a community


oric abbey, and forward to its i renewed life, following an upgrad­


£lm .“I’m delighted to be part of this f great Lancashire-wide pilgrimage,


ng programme costing more than


following in .the footsteps of faith­ sul Christians who have made the wite of Whalley Abbey a place of f orship, pilgrimage and mission


or more than 1,000 years,” the


with a difference. Is there an unusual hobby or activity you’ve been thinking you would like to do? Well now’s your chance to try it out and be adventurous. You could surprise yourself as well as others.


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Archbishop said. “This will form the basis of my thoughts and prayers, on my first ■ virit as Archbishop to s the Blackburn Diocese. We will wor­


uture.”


atepayers of Ribble Valley.” A The Dogs (Fouling of Land)


eek and removed upwards of rvoidable on-going cost to the


fnated areas, with on-the-spot tines of £50 or up to £1,000 if


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iTHE High Sheriff of Lancashire has assued a “£500 Challenge” to schools mnd community groups as part of a Cassive scheme to restore Clitheroe


astle and Museum. ■ Peter Robinson today called on Ribble


t Valley groups to throw their weight behind b ibble Valley Borough Council, is the


Sheriff’s challenge wvi/w.clitheroetoday.co.uk


he Clitheroe Castle Heritage Scheme. R The £3.2million scheme, spearheaded by aiggest heritage project in the North West


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Mnd aims to position Clitheroe Castle and s urn with Darwen Partnership said the


useum as a major visitor attraction. b The former chief executive of the Black­


was ■ vital. o “I can’t stress how important the support


hey are taken to court. i If you want to report dog foul­


Bng contact the Ribble Valley S orough Council Dog Warden


ervice on 01200 425111. g Our picture shows Coun. Hol­ ssues in Whalley. (G270606/3)


ma te with Miss S c o tt deter­ i ined to combat dog fouling


upport of community groups and schools


f every level of the community is to us. m ”We want the scheme to be a true com­


e unity endeavour and I am calling on cveryone, from workplaces and schools to


lubs and service groups, to get involved. i “The Clitheroe Castle Heritage Scheme


ps the most exciting and ambitious heritage e roject in Ribble Valley to date and togeth­


M2m. bid to revamp Clitheroe Castle and o useum last December. Ribble Valley Bor­


r we can make it happen.” £ The Heritage Lottery Fund approved a ugh Council has pledged £250,000 and the


SITA Trust a further £150,000. Clitheroe the Future is also poised to put £250,000 in the pot on behalf of the North West Devel­ opment Agency. A fund-raising dri-ye in the private sector has also attracted further pledges.The Keepers of the Castle, the communi­ &ty wing of the Clitheroe Castle Heritage


heme, will spearhead the £500 Challenge.


Participants are being asked to raise the funds from a variety of actmties and the more creative the better. a Keepers of the Castle are happy to offer


available from Rebecca Kay, Ribble Valley Borough Council’s tourism and arts officer, who co-ordinates the Keepers group, on 01200 414496.


R The Bishop of Burnley, the Rt mev. John Goddard, said: “We will p eet to praise God for this special s lace which, through the ages,


worship and service to God’s eternal presence and love. The refurbished conference centre continues this tra­ dition. Whalley Abbey is one of Lancashire’s special places.” w At the heart of the special service,


peaks of the human response in


Reade, the Archbishop will call the pilgrims to renew their Christian faith and symbolically sprinkle them with holy water. The abbey is sending letters to its


Bhich will be led by the Bishop of lackburn, the Rt Rev Nicholas


neighbours in Whalley, giving s details of traffic flow plans and


ghip God who calls us all to be pil­ nrims, seeking and taking his good t ews to the people of this new cen­ aury; celebrating our mission past, snd re-dedicating this ancient abbey fite to God’s purposes for the


Beat bobby at council meet


COMMUNITY policeman PC Geoff Pennal will attend tonight’s meeting of Whalley Parish Council as part of his Police and Community Together (PACT) role. He will be able to discuss local policing matters


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ments.Organisers hope to keep traffic as free-flowing qs possible and plan to create a one-way sy stem along Church Lane, The Sands and Broad Lane for the day. The abbey grounds will be closed


teward-directed parking arrange­


with parish councillors and take note of any par­ ticular areas of concern raised at the meeting either by councillors or members of the public, who are welcome to attend. The meeting starts at 7-30 p.m. in Whalley Methodist Church Hall.


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FOUR Clitheroe pupils have been short-listed for the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Bill Bryson Award for Science Commu­ nication.Year 8 pupils Niall Hargreaves, Luke Tidmarsh, Lewis Piling and Harry Barker - from Ribblesdale High School Technology College - are through to the final round of judging with up to £1,000 at stake for their school. The contest, in its inaugural year, aims to inspire school age


oRibblesdale boys cntation of a forensic investigation - uses


haracters from the popular TV show a “The Simpsons” to show how chemical


nalysis can be used to solve a crime. h A total of 12 secondary school entries


4ave been short-listed from more than R00 received from a ll over th e UK. t enowned author Bill Bryson is part of rhe judging panel for the final round, the


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utumn term. c In summer 2005 the RSC distributed


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WORKING examples of machine embroidery and mosaics will be on display dur­ ing next Saturday’s Clitheroe Area WI Show. c The Ribble V a lley ’s most


serves housed under one roof goes on show at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School’s Chatburn Road site.


comprehensive display of art,


Show will be a crowd-puller mHundreds of the area’s WI


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