6 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 25th, 2006


AFTER seeing the picture on page 3 last week of a crashed car on fire in Clitheroe, taken by reader Ken Geddes, another reader, Tony Murray, sent in this dra­ matic picture of the aftennath of a car crash in Chatbum. It happened shortly after 10-30 p.m. on Sunday, April 23rd, on the main road approaching Chatbum


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from Clitheroe. Mr Murray, who lives in Chatburn, said two cars were involved, both heading towards Chatburn at


speed. The first car appeared to go out of con­


trol on the bend at Rydal Place, hitting a wall before flipping on to its roof and set­ ting alight.


The second car then crashed into the


first. A spokesman for the Road Policing


Unit at Accrington confirmed that two cars were involved in the accident, and that the five occupants were lucky to escape unhurt. The road was closed for more than two hours to clear up.


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RIBBLE Valley’s new nature reserve officer Phil Dykes is e^ e r to put Salthill and Cross Hill Quarries in Clitheroe on the map for local vralkers and wildlife enthusiasts. A Whalley resident, Phil has been


appointed by Lancashire V^dlife Trust in a post funded by the Aggregates Levy Grant Scheme with support from thecoundl. “I want to raise awareness of the


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It’s the way he tells ’em!


LAUGHTER was definitely on the agenda I when one of the most popular stars in the comedy world attended a charity golf | match in aid of two worthwhile causes. The annual event saw Irish comedy leg-1


end Frank Carson teeing off in style at Mytton Fold Hotel and Golf Complex in | Langho. The event, which raised £1,500, coincided I


with the launch of the facility’s new buggy path. As well as the match, other attrac­ tions dimng the fun-packed day included a four-course meal and an auction. Mrs Irene Robinson, fimctions co-ordna- ]


tor at the popular hotel said the event was a huge success and everyone had a barrel of laughs. She added: “We are pleased with the


amount raised, which will help to boost funds for the East Lancashire Hospice and | St Clare’s Hospice, based in Newcastle. “The charity match was also held in I


memory of Frank Hargreaves, the owner of Mytton Fold Hotel, who died earlier this year. It was initially his idea to invite Frank Carson.’’ Our picture shows stand-up comedian


Frank “tellin em his way” with David Har­ greaves, captain-elect 'Tony Cross, Carole Maher, Barbara Bryan, Lilian Hargreaves |


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Flag day boost for MS AN annual flag day organised by a local


charity raised £467. The money was made on May 13th by


the Clitheroe and Ribble Valley Multi­ ple Sclerosis Society. Organisers want to thank all volun­


teer helpers and members of the public for their generous donations.


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VANDALS caused £90 worth of damage by smashing the double glazed window of a house in Salthill View, Clitheroe, on Friday 1 some timteaf ter 10 p.m...............


Wildlife Trust and the work we are doing in the Clitheroe area,” Phil explained. “The reserves are great places to see wildflovrers, butterflies and birds, and Salthill is internationally important for its geology as the rocks there contain manyfosals.” Apart from his key aim of man^ng


the two nature reserves, Phil wants to encourage more people to take advan- t ^ of the sites and enjoy exploring. He also plans to organise events and


guided walks to help people gain a bet­ ter understanding of what they sea Phil is already well on his way to


enhancing the structure of the reserves with the erection of new agns, footpath upgrades and regular litter clearanca Volunteer work parties are another


idea he hopes will encourage more peo­ ple to become involved with the reserves. Through these, people can help to maintain the reserves, by, for exam­ ple, cutting back trees and scrub or clearing paths. “Just as important, this is a way for


local people to get out into the open air to enjoy themselves, meet other people and learn some new skills,” Phil explained. “We want to get as many


Trial on wounding charge A FORMER Clitheroe man who denies carrying out a serious wounding in the town is due to face trial in July. Tony Kimmance (20), of Black Bull


Lane, Fulwood, pleaded not guilty at Preston Crown Court to wounding Daniel Parkinson in Turner Street, Clitheroe, on September 29th last year, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Kimmance, formerly of Salthill Road, was remanded on bail. The tria.1, expected to take two to three days, is listed for the week of July 17th.


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A FORMER Ribhle Valley Mayor, Coun. Charles Warkman, has presented a framed photograph he received to Ribble Valley


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This could be through viats to the site or through members of the Wildlife Trust viatihg schools to help with proj­ ects related to the environment. “I would like to gather pictures about


the history of the ates so that a presen­ tation could be put together, which the Wildlife Trust could present to local groups,” Phil added. The work progranune has sessions


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