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PCT ‘top brass’ in visit to Clitheroe Hospital


by Faiza Afzaal


Ultraframe wins top award for its ‘green’ efforts


company, which has its headquarters in Salthill Road, scored top honours in the Energy Efficiency category at the Lan­ cashire Business Environ­ ment Association’s awards. The award was given in


CONS ERVATORY designer and manufactur­ er Ultraframe has picked up a prestigious environ­ mental award for its pro­ gramme to increase ener­ gy efficiency. The Clitheroe-based


“Through our various


initiatives we have all learnt just how much even small changes in our busi­ ness can make a vast dif­ ference to our impact on the environment.” Ultraframe was also


commended in three other categories - waste minimi­ sation, health and safety and the business in the community. The latter was based on


staff to always turn off lights and computers when they are not in use, and Ultraframe predicts th a t by May, 2007, the campaign will have saved a staggering £36,000, some of which will be invested into further envi­ ronmental Improvements. Rachel Cundey, quality


and environmental co­ ordinator at Ultraframe UK, commented: “We are delighted to have received this award, which recog­ nises the efforts of the entire company to make changes to the way we operate for the better.


recognition of the compa­ ny’s improvements to its manufacturing process, which have reduced the to ta l energy , used by 13.4% and its comprehen­ sive, business-wide Switch Off campaign. This has encouraged


the success of a seven- month engineering project Ultraframe conducted with sixth form pupils from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School as part of a national scheme to encourage scientific curiosity through work- related learning. The waste minimisation


commendation was awarded for Ultraframe’s improved waste manage­ ment system, product optimisation and supply simplification. Finally, the health and


safety commendation was given for the company’s improvements in risk assessment, accident pre­ vention and investigation, as well as compliance ahead of legislation changes. Our picture shows Pen-


dle MP Mr Gordon Pren- tice(left) with Mike Price, Ultraframe operations director, (s)


A PLANNING applica­ tion for conservation area consent has been submit­ ted to Ribble Valley Bor­ ough Council for the dem­ olition of the rear factory sheds (redundant) to pro­ vide space for a car park and new entrance to the historic stone building from the car park. Comments on the pro­


posal at Mount Vale (for­ merly Lappet Manufac­ turing Building), Lower- gate, Clitheroe (number


Plan to demolish part of conservation area mill


0898) must be made to the council by December 1st. Other applications


dential, B1 office to retail and new shop front at 44 York Street, Clitheroe (0915).


include extensions and alterations to form addi­ tional bedrooms (resub­ mission and listed build­ ing consent) (0912 and 0913) at Roefield Nursing and Rest Home, Edisford Road, Clitheroe. Change of use from resi­


A FUN day held at Low Moor friends and family of Brett Stirling, Our photograph shows the cheque Club, Clitheroe, raised £400 for the who was airlifted to hospital in July being presented over to Irvin Mor- North West Air Ambulance.


The event was organised by the involved in an accident.


by the flying paramedics after being ris, of the air ambulance. (S271006/6)'


“TOP BRASS” members of the new East Lancashire Prima­ ry Care Trust enjoyed a guided tour of Clitheroe Community Hospital. The health chiefs want­


ed to see for themselves the much-valued commu­ nity hospital facilities and to meet the staff who work for the PCT locally. A “staff roadshow” was arranged at the hospital in Chatburn Road, with the PCT’s chief executive Mr David Peat and chairman Mrs Kathy Reade, host­ ing the briefing session. In addition, Mrs Val


Carman, director of serv­ ice provision, was on hand to meet the staff, answer any questions, and to see for herself the level of health provision at the town’s community hospi­ tal.


The visitors were given


a full explanatory tour by matron manager Mrs Jacqueline Threlfall, who


has run the hospital for the past three years. In addition to their


front-line interest, all three of the “top brass” are no strangers to the area. Mr Peat lives in the Ribble Valley with his wife, Theresa, and two teenage sons, while Mrs Reade and Mrs Carman


live in East Lancashire. “We are very keen to


get out into the work­ places of our front-line staff on a regular basis to meet up and exchange information, to hear their thoughts and let them know ours,” said Mr Peat. “We have good staff and we mean to continue


the good work, with a ‘business as usual’ mes­ sage to the public. As far as Ribble Valley residents are concerned, they will be seeing the same health vis­ itors, the same district nurse and have the same GP. That’s the main point as far as the public is con­ cerned.”


The staff meeting in


Clitheroe is the first of a series planned for roll-out over the forthcoming months. Our picture shows (from


left) Mr Peat, Mrs Reade, Mrs Threlfall and Mrs Carman during the special “meet-the-staff” event. (B011106/3)


Ken’s photographed a piece of history


AN unexpected, but inspiring change to the programme saw what was to be a “members’ evening” at the Ribblesdale Cam­ era Club given over instead to an appreciation of work featured in the Swansea International Exhi­ bition. The quality of the photogra­


phy on display was excellent and the originality and creativity breathtaking. The digital projec­ tions, in particular, were exempla­ ry.


Also during the evening, club


secretary Ken Geddes described how he had worked with the Ainsworth Research Trust and


Towneley Hall, Burnley, to pho­ tograph an early view of Clitheroe, painted by Mattius Read in the early 1720s. The photograph of the paint­


ing has been hung in Clitheroe Library and a second copy will be presented to the museum. Coinci- dently, the Ribblesdale Camera


Club’s own exhibition was hung in Clitheroe Reference Library at the same time. Next will be the judging of the


club members’ own digital images. The club meets at West Bradford Village Hall at 7-30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Inquiries to 01200 423474.


Club’s fun day cash boost for air ambulance


Helen seeks Euro award


HAVING taken the UK business world by storm, Clitheroe’s Helen Colley is turning her eye to Europe. The founder and man­


aging director of luxury pudding company Farm­ house Fare has been short­ listed as a finalist in the inaugural European Busi­ ness Awards, competing in the Entrepreneur of the Year Award category. Only last week we


reported that she had won the UK’s National Busi­ ness Awards 2006 Entre­ preneur of the Year title. The newly-launched


European awards cele­ brate the most successful businesses of any size and from any sector. Helen is up against nine other final­ ists from across Europe and will make a presenta­ tion before a panel of judges next month.


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Acknowledgements |Ad<nowledgements ■ Congratulations OUR LORD & ST JUDE


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Brian, Glen, Michelle an d Amy w ish to th an k


WALKER Shaun


fr ien d s , n e igh b o u r s an d w o rkm a te s for th e ir exp re s s io n s o f sym p a th y , su p p o r t and ca rd s re c e ived d u r in g our sad loss. T h a n k in g a lso Mr* Eddie Joyce for such a f it ting service and to all \^dlo attended the fu n e ra l se rv ic e and have given donations. Special thanks go to Carl and Pauline Price fo r


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HARVEY - PALMER The marriage took place on November 11th, 2006 between


Mr. Paul Palmer and Ms. Jennifer Kate Harvey. Lots of love from both families Birthday Greetings ' ANDERSON Debbie and Jane


May we take this opportunity of thanking all who made our 50th birthday such a


success at the Clitheroe Cricket Club on November 18th, 2006.


Special thanks to Mum, Judith, Sheila, Claire and Krys, to all the staff at ]7 Buccleuch Avenue for the past year, for the many cards and gifts received.


Again many many thanks. ^T 7 icu t/{


SWEENEY Judith


Would like to thank everyone for cards, presents and donations received for her 30th birthday.


A total of £437.76 was raised for Children in Need.


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Cecilia Maiy (CIss)


T u e sd a y , N o v em b e r 2 is t , 2 0 0 6 , a t h e r home in C li th e ro e , Ciss, a g ed 7 9 y e a r s , the d ea r ly loved wife o f the la te Richard, a much loved m oth er o f M a r t in ,


P e a c e fu l ly on


Barbara- and the late Nan and .R ich a rd , a loving m oth e r - in - law o f Hilda and Amedeo, a d e v o ted gran o f Robert, Ja son , Cheryl, N ina ,


J u d ith , M a t th ew ,


grandma, also a loved s is te r o f J am e s and dear friend to many. R ep os in g


Daniel and Debra,, a d e a re s t


A nd rew , A d e le ,


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Peacehaven Chapel o f Rest. A se rv ice will be held a t S t P a u l ’s C h u rch , L ow M o o r , C li th e ro e , tom o r row Fr ida y , N o v em b e r 24th a t 11 a.m . followed b y interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. F am ily f low e r s on ly p lea se , d o n a t io n s in memory o f Ciss i f so desired m a y be given fo r T h e C h r is t ie Hospital, Manchester, c/o M r M. Fletcher, 62 H igh f ie ld


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HAIGH Wendy


p e a c e fu l ly a t h om e , Wendy, a g ed 4 3 years, lo v in g d a u g h te r o f A nth ony a n a th e late Jean, spec ia l mum o f J im m y


N ovem ber 14th, 2006, su d d en ly ,


T u e sd a y , b u t


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partner Liz. F u n e ra l s e rv ic e w a s h e ld y e s te rd a y , at A c c r i n g t o n C r e m a t o r i u m . In q u ir ie s


L an g sh aw s F u n e ra l S e rv ic e . T e l . 0 12 5 4 8 2 4 .5 2 9 ._____________


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November 19th, 2006, peacef^ully at th e East Lanca shire H osp ic e , Christopher, ag ed 49 y e a r s ,


On S u n d a y ,


beloved wife o f Hilary, a much lo v ed son, b ro th e r , b ro th e r - in - law, uncle and-fr iend o f many who wi ll be sadly missed. Funeral service will be held a t 11 a .m . on M onday, N o v em b e r 2‘7th, 2006 at Whnlley Parish Church p rio r lb c rem a t io n


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Th u rsd ay , N o v em b e r 16th , 2006, Sh e i la , ag ed 70 years, lov ing wife o f John, dearest m oth er, m o th e r - in - law and grandmother to Nigel, Sh a ron , Steve, Andrea, Daniel and Emma. Will be sadly missed by all her family and her many friends.


S u d d en ly on


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"Congratulations' Your hard work, dedication and


determination over the past 18 months it has certainly paid off.


While studying at Northumbria University he has also completed his training for the Royal Marine Reserves and has succeeded.


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Love Mum, Allan, Claudia, Grandma', Grandpa and all the Hacking family. We are very proud of you.


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