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Hospital A & E about to move to a new site


by Duncan Smith


P E O P L E in the Ribble Valley needing to use the accident and emergency department in Blackburn are being warned that, as from next weekend, these will be at a new location. Along with other hospital serv­


ices, Accident and Emergency Services is due to transfer from Blackburn Royal Infirmary to the brand new Royal Blackburn Hos­ pital over the weekend of July 8th and 9th. The new hospital combines and


Store team in ‘grand’ Race for Life effort


E IG H T E E N energetic employees from Clitheroe’s Tesco branch put their best foot forward and raised near­ ly £1,000 for a deserving cause. The 18-strong team donned running shoes and took


part in the Race for Life 5km. women-only charity chal­ lenge at Witton Park, Blackburn. The superfit team raised £950 for Cancer Research UK. A spokesman for the supermarket in Diick Street, said:


“Store employees like to take part in this race annually - it is a charity close to their hearts.” Our picture shows some of the runners who took part


in the Race for Life challenge doing their bit for charity. (B210606/2)


Anyone fancy a walk?


ON Monday Clitheroe Ramblers will be walking in the Silverdale area. Anyone interested in the 6.5 mile ramble should meet


at the Leighton Moss RSPB Centre car park at 10-45 a.m. For more information contact Bryan Dobson on 01254247791.


Hospice draw winners


MEMBERS of the Oswaldtwistle Immanuel Church Bowling Club hit the jackpot in the weekly East Lan­ cashire Hospice draw, winning the £1,000 top prize. Mrs Janet Coulthard, of Darwen, won £250 and Mrs C. Tay­ lor, of Blackburn, £100.


extends the services previously provided at Blackburn Royal Infirmary and Queens Park Hos­ pital! The £113m. development has taken place on the site of Queen’s Park Hospital, in Haslingden Road. It has Iseen massively extended and improved to house existing and new hospital


services, including accident and emergency, on a single site. The new Royal Blackburn Hos­


pital accident and emergency department opens at 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 8th, and the Black­ burn Royal Infirmary casualty department will cease receiving new patients from that time. As well as being one of , the most


significant events in decades for local health care, this is a big weekend for football fans, when the final matches of the World Cup are being played. Accident and emergency activi­


ty went up considerably bn the weekend when England played Paraguay. That weekend the department at Blackburn saw 585 patients, while Burnley saw 458. Many of the attendances were alcohol-related. A spokesman for the East Lan-


cashite Hospitals N H S Trust said: “We are asking people to be sensible about alcohol consump­


tion during World Cup celebra-


. tions and also to use accident and emergency services appropriately, particularly during this weekend when the complicated task of moving the department at Black­ burn over to the new hospital is taking place. “It is a fact that many people


arrive at accident and emergency with common ailments and condi­ tions which could be treated by their G P during their normal opening hours or by the GP out- of-hours service (during evenings or weekends).” Mr Tom George, lead consult­


ant for the move to the new department, said: “All our plans are now-in place for transferring Accident and Emergency Services on July 8th. “We have staffed appropriately


to ensure that we can continue to treat acutely ill and injured peo­ ple. Obviously we don’t want peo­ ple with genuine emergency or


health needs to be discouraged from attending accident and < emergency, but we would like to ask people to use the service sensi-' bly and appropriately. “In particular, we would ask


patients to use the GP Out-of- Hours Service and NH S Direct that weekend for ailments that do not need hospital attention.” • N H S Direct, the 24-hour


advice and health information service, is available by calling 0845 4647, while those wanting the out- of-hours doctor service should dial 08452 262626. People are also encouraged to seek advice from pharmacists, who are well quali­ fied to give expert advice on a range of ailments including sprains, headaches, ear aches, colds, sore throats and stomach upsets. • For anyone seeking directions


on an Internet-based mapping site to the new Royal Blackburn Hos­ pital, its postcode is BB2 3HH.


Villagers have become crimefighters! Party marks


C R IM E -F IG H T IN G residents in Read and Simonstone have joined forces with the police in a bid to improve community safety.' Hundreds of householders in the


two villages have signed up for a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. The move is designed to crack


down on the amount of criminal activity in the area and enable resi­ dents to work together and promote safety in their community. The areas covered in the scheme


include Singleton Avenue, Master- son Avenue, Beaufort Close, Berke­ ley Drive, Woodhead Road and Patrick Avenue (al l Read) plus Clough Lane and School Lane, Simonstone. Spearheading the initiative is PC


Peter Wareing, of Clitheroe police. He said: “The recently-launched Neighbourhood Watch Scheme will allow a group of neighbours to band together and look out for their own


Watch out for horses!


SIGNS warning motorists of the presence of horse riders have been erected around Waddington as part of a new road safety initiative. ■ Spearheaded by bridle­


ways officer Cosima Towneley, the campaign aims to educate drivers to be aware of horse riders using the Ribble Valley’s rural road network. It follows a series of


accidents and near misses involving motorists and riders, which were brought to Miss Towneley’s atten­ tion by riders who use a local livery yard. “We all know how popu­


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lar the Ribble Valley is with motorists. What peo­ ple tend to forget is that they are not only people


using the roads, and due to a relative lack of bridle­ ways and off-road routes, there has been a growing number of incidents between riders and cars, which has resulted in acci­ dents and near misses. “We want people to


realise that when they approach a bend they should drive as if they could expect a horse around that bend.” Miss Towneley, whose


initiative has received the backing of the police, is now formulating a data­ base of accident reports. She would be very inter­


ested to hear from anyone who has been involved in an accident or near miss in order to add those details to her database.


Facts needed include the


time and date of the acci­ dent or near miss, the loca­ tion of the incident; if the incident has been reported to the police as well as the accident number, and the age of the animal. Miss Towneley, who acts


as bridleways officer for Burnley and Padiham and writes a regular equestrian column in the Clitheroe Advertiser’s sister paper the Burnley Express, can be contacted on 07817 725976 or through her e- mail address mail@cosi towneley.co.uk Pictured are PC Tracey


McMurdo and PCSO Clare Pye in Waddington launching the campaign for horse riders. (T110606/2)


property, keep a watchful eye over their neighbours’ properties and gen­ erally be aware of any suspicious vehicles in the area. It is simply neighbours looking out for each other.” PC Wareing explained that he did


not expect the scheme to combat anti-social behaviour and does not require members of the public to patrol the streets of the villages. The initiative has been welcomed


by Read and Simonstone councillor Mrs Christine Bartrop, who believes . villagers have to look out for each other to beat crime. “If we work together and immedi­


ately report any suspicious activity to the police, we can beat the crimi­ nals,” she said. “I have lived in Read for 15 years


and feel for years there has been a need for a neighbourhood watch scheme. I ’m absolutely delighted. We need to look out for each other -


it’s the whole point of being part of a village. To have a watchful neigh­ bour is very reassuring and an effec­ tive method in preventing crimes such as burglary.” The area’s community beat man­


ager, PC Paul Sherratt .will be in regular contact with the residents in order to monitor the success of the scheme. He said: “These schemes are proven and work very well. Local people know their area and know who is out of place. This information can then be passed to the police for follow-up inquiries. “The scheme in Read launched


last week has already produced some very valuable intelligence to us about possible bogus officials. These schemes give the pubhc confidence in contacting the police at a local level.” Anyone interested in setting up a


similar scheme in their area should call PC Wareing on 01200 458711.


Carers’ Week VISITORS to a Clitheroe day centre were over the ' moon-with their World Cup celebrations. 'To mark the interna- j


tional football festival and Carers’ Week, staff at ( Mearley Fold Day Centre hosted a week-long party. Every day they provid­


ed food from a different competing country. The centre, in Bright


Street, is run by L an ­ cashire County Care Ser­ vice. As well as serving up traditional dishes, the staff also ran a tombola and a “guess the name of the bear” competition., with those of members of the 1966 World Cup winning team up to the present squad to choose from.


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The above named Order, made on the 28th June 2005, under Section 119 o f the Highways Act 1980, will divert: a) that part of Public Footpath No. 22 in the Parish o f Gisbum Forest, Borough o f Ribble Valley from the junction o f Publics Nos 20 and 22 (GR SD7806 5425) running in an easterly direction for a distance o f 17 metres, then in a general northerly direction for a distance o f approximately 67 metres (GR SD7809 5432) and b) that part o f Public Footpath No. 22 in the Parish o f Gisbum Forest, Borough o f Ribble Valley from a point approximately 35 metres north east o f its junction with Grunsagill Road (GR SD7806 5423) mnning in a south westerly direction for a distance o f approximately 35 metres to its junction with Gransagill Road (GR SD7806 5420) as shown on the Order plan.


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Proposed development at: Winkly Hail Farm, Stonyhurst, Clitheroe I give notice that J Holden & Sons has applied to the Ribble Valley Borough Council for planning pemiission fo r COW CUBICLE HOUSE APPUCATION NO. 3/2006/OS17P in the Parish oh Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley


Members of the public may in^)ect copies oh the application, the plans, the other documents submitted with it at Reception. Level D, Council Offices, Church Walk, Clitheroe during normal office hours until: 20th July 2006 Signed John Macholc On behalf of Ribble Valley Borough Coundl


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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council propose to make the above Traf c Regulation Order under Sections 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: -


(i) revoke that part of The Lancashire County Council (Van'ous Roads, Clitheroe, Ribble Valley Borough) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 1978," insofar as It relates to the following:


(ii) inboduce No Waiting at any time on the Southeast of Woone Lane:


a) from a point 70 metres Northeast of its juncb’on with the centre line of Eshton Terrace for a distance of 12 metres in a Northreastedy direcb'on;


b) from a point 70 metres Northeast of its junction with the centre line of Eshton terrace for a distance of 99 metres in a Northeastedy direction;


(iii) Introduce Limited Wailing, Monday to Saturday 09.00 hours until 19.00 hours, one hour only, no return within two hours:


a) from a point 32 metres Northeast of its junction with the centre line of Eshton Terrace for a distance of -35 metres in a North-eastedy direction;


b) from a point 169 metres Nnrthaast of its juncBon with the centre line of Eshton Terrace for a distance of 27 metres in a Northreasteriy direch'on.


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