24 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, Aprii 27th, 2006


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Ramblers are first to complete walk


N IN E T E EN walkers have become the first to officially complete the new 27-mile Hod- der Way. Over the Easter weekend, the inaugural walk


of the new route, devised by Clitheroe Ramblers, took place. Chairman Jane Donnelly welcomed the walk­


ers, officially declared the ro u te open and launched the new book of the same name. The walk starts a t Cross of Greet, follows the


course of the river from its source in the moor­ lands near the head of the valley, to its meeting with the Ribble. The idea of the Hodder Way was born on the


realisation th a t the source of the Hodder had become accessible to walkers, following the pass­ ing of the Countryside and Right of Way Act 2000, which came into effect locally in September 2004. Thirty ramblers set off on the first stage, fol­


lowing the infant Hodder down from its gather­ ing grounds on the high fells into Stocks Reser­ voir, then along the eastern shore of the reservoir and into Slaidbum, losing more than 1,000ft. of height in the process.


On the second day, 25 took part on the middle


Hodder section, following the river bank from Slaidburn to Newton. Two swing bridges were crossed as the river meandered on its way to Dunsop Bridge, then on to Burholme Bridge, Whitewell, Stakes and Doeford Bridge. On the final day, 27 walkers left Doeford


Bridge on the lower Hodder section. They con­ tinued through the ancient natural woodlands of Limes Wood and Paper Mill Wood, over the “Roman Bridge” high above Mill Brook, up Aig- den Clough, along the river from Higher Hodder Bridge to Cromwell’s Bridge at Lower Hodder. Then they passed Winkley Hall and went down to the waters edge a t Hodder Foot, where the Hodder merges with the Ribble. Here the ram­ blers were able to dip their boots in the two rivers, the final refreshment stop and site for photo­ graphs. Jane Donnelly congratulated the 19 walkers


who had completed the entire route. They were later presented with a commemorative Hodder Way badge. She thanked Ben Brown, the walks leader, who


had co-ordinated and planned the event. Lan­ cashire County Council was also congratulated


on some excellent new stiles and footbridges installed on the route in time for the walk. For the naturalists, it had been a bonanza, with


50 species of birds recorded, including red breasL ed merganser and green woodpecker, specialist birds of the Hodder, as well as swallows, sand martins, common sandpipers, wheatears, willow warblers, blackcaps and a cRiffchaff - all summer migrants. Thirteen species of wild flowers were


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seen, as well as deer, hares, bees and butterflies. I t had been a truly memorable occasion with


good weather, outstanding views and cama­ raderie of the group. The Hodder Way can be completed in stages


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LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (CAMPBELL S TR E ET , READ, RIBBLE VALLEY BOROUGH) (DISABLED PARKING PLACE) ORDER 200*


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traffc Regulation Order under Sections 1, 2 and 4 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to introduce a parking place for the exclusive use of disabled drivers at the side of no. 41 Whalley Road in Campbell Street, Read, approximately 10 metres from the junction with Whalley Road.


A copy of the draft Order, plan and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at the offices of the Chief Executive, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitherae,BB7 2RA, and at the offices of Lancashire County Council, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston. If you wish to object, or indicate your support for the proposal, please write to the Executive Director of EnvironmenL at Lancashire County Council, Environment Directorate, PO Box 9, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston [quoting refTStTRO/SMT/AS] before 25th May 2005.


Graham Harding Executive Director of Environment 27th April 2006____________________________


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traffic Regulation Order under Section 1,2 and 4 of and Part 1V of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to try to address concerns expressed by residents over road safety within the zone and the capacity of these streets to accommodate the existing demand for parking.


Extensive lengths of limited waiting have been retained with a reduction in the permitted waiting period to increase the turnover of vehicles. Proposals also include the introduction of a number of loading areas and an inaease in the provision of dedicated disabled spaces to 9% of the total available on-street parking.


The revocation of the whole or part of a number of existing Traffic Regulation Orders is also proposed to take account of the proposals.


A copy of the draft Order, plan and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at the offices of the Chief Executive, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe, and at the offices of Lancashire County Council, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston. If you wish to object, or indicate your support for the proposal, please write to the Executive Director of Environment, at Lancashire County Council. Environment Directorate, P 0 Box 9, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston [quoting refiTSTTRO/Sm/GLC] before the 27th May, 2006.


A set of the papers referred to may also be inspected during normal office hours at the following localions:-


Clitheroe Town Council Clitheroe Town Hall 9 Church Street CLITHEROE BBT 2DD


Clitheroe Information Centre Market Place CLITHEROE BBT 2DA


Graham Harding, Executive Director of Environment 27th April, 2006 -_______________________________________


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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traffic Regulation Order under Sections 1, 2 and 4 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to introduce a parking place for the exclusive use of disabled drivers outside number 92 Billington Gardens, Billington.


A copy of the draft Order, plan and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at the offices of the Chief Executive, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe,BB7 2RA, and at the offices of Lancashire County Council, Guild House, Cross Street, Prestoif. If you wish to object, or indicate your support for the proposal, please write to the Executive Director of Environment, at Lancashire County Council, Environment Directorate, PO Box 9, Guild House, Cross Street, Preston [quoting ref:TS7TRO/3/48/AS] before 25th May 2006.


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NOTICE U N D ER ARTICLE 12B Proposed development at: for* mer M A F F Building. Taylor Street, Clitheroe. I give notice that: Hodder Developments Ltd has applied to. the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning permission for: Extension and Refurbishment of Workshop APPLICATIO N


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3/2006/0160P In the Parish of: Clitheroe


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