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MP slams licence rise


RIBBLE VALLEY MP Nigel Evans has slammed the latest- Government decision to increase the BBC television licence fee. Saying th a t the decision did


not make any sense, he added: “The Government must look again at the future of public tele­ vision in this country. “While this increase is official­


ly at below the rate of inflation, this will still mean families hav­ ing to find £150 per year for the licence fee once the full effect of the increases over the next five years is felt”. Under Government plans


recently announced, the fee is set to rise by 3% in both 2007 and 2008 and by 2% in each of the following three years. The new increase would take the licence fee to £135.45 - it currently costs £131.50.


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Lock offer to aid gun safety


A SAFETY campaign aimed at combating the misuse of air rifles has been launched in Clitheroe. Staff a t Ken Varey Outdoor World have


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H EA R TL E S S th iev e s an d v a n d a ls have once a g a in stolen and damaged figures from Clitheroe’s crib scene. The baby Jesus figure disap­


peared from the nativity tableau at Clitheroe Castle Gates before Christmas - only to re-appear back in its basket a few days later. Over the New Year weekend,


thieves targeted the crib again - this time breaking the horn off


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joined forces tvith Clitheroe Police and are giv­ ing away a free trigger lock (normal retail price £19.99 each) with every rifle bought a t the shop. Mr Daniel Wilkinson, manager of the fishing


and shooting department at the shop in New Market Street, Clitheroe, said: “The offer is up for grabs to promote air rifle safety. There has been too much bad press regarding gun crime and how the rifles have been falling into the wrong hands. “By fitting the trigger lock to your gun you


are taking a positive step in preventing unau­ thorised use of the air rifles and air pistols.” The offer runs while stocks last. Our picture shows PC Peter Wareing, Crime


Prevention Officer for Clitheroe Police and Mr Wilkinson launching the air rifle safety cam­ paign. (B221106/2a)


Town’s crib scene is hit by vandals and thieves


the model ceramic cow. The dam­ age has been reported to Clitheroe Police and officers are examining CCTV footage to trace whoever is responsible. The incident has not only-upset


members of the public who have been taking youngsters to the town’s crib to appreciate the dis­ play, but has also angered mem­ bers of Clitheroe To^vn Council. Town clerk Mr Ian Woolsten-


croft said: “In previous years a piece of glass has been used to protect the display. However, that


Beauty salon plan


A PLANNING application has been submit­ ted to Ribble Valley Borough Council for the change of use from residential property to beauty and holistic therapy salon.


Youngsters’ festive cheer for children


CHRISTMAS presents and gifts with a difference are helping to feed needy children in Third World countries. Big-hearted pupils a t


St Augustine’s RC High School, in Billington, tho u g h t ab o u t others before themselves when they raised money for CAFOD’s World Gifts project. Instead of buying each


other presents, pupils donated the equivalent amount towards purchas­ ing cows and goats for poor families in Third World countries. By th e time the chil­


dren broke up for the Christmas holidays, they


had collected over £2,200 - enough to buy a herd of 88 goats or 30 cows. Headteacher Mr


Antony McNamara said: “Classes have been encouraged to give their goats and cows names, and a t least two gruff billy goats destined for Africa will spor t the names of members of staff, “In addition, staff at


the school are raising money to cover the costs of training a teacher in Africa.” Pictured here is Year 9


pupil Grace Jackson who mounted the display cele­ brating the childrens’ achievement, (s)


• Comments on the proposal a t 10 Duck Street, Clitheroe, (number 1013) must be made to the council Isy January 12th. . Other applications submitted include: ■Clitiicroe: Modification to roof line on


approved application 3/2006/0019 - ridge step up by 400mm a t extension, to maintain ground to ridge height a t 5.5m with single slope roof at rear. Wall jjlate height remains unchanged at The Bungalow, Salthill Road (1041). Billinglon: Renewal of application for horse


shelter and menage at Chew Mill Farm, Elker Lane (0936).


Bolton-by-Bowland: the erction of a timber


framed open fronted general purpose agricul­ tural storage building a t Cottams Farm, Smalden Lane, (1055). Gisburn: Change of use of agriculutural


land to facilitate resiting of the amenity area and siting of the remaining 15 lodges from the 62 originally granted at Ribblesdale Park, Mill Lane (1044).


Langho: Single storey extension linking


main house to garage and annex a t 3 The Drive, Brockhall Village, (1023). Read: Demolition of existing detached


garage and construction of new attached garage extension at Spencer Farm, Whins Lane (1053).


'Busmess'


THERE was a nice surprise for Alison Sheldon, of Chat- bum, when Hyndbum Used Furniture Store called to col­ lect her old washing machine. The store, which collects re-usable household items for distribution to people in need throughout East Lancashire, arrived with a bouquet in recognition of their 10,000th


donated item. The Hynd­ bum Used Furniture Store is located in Accrington and can be contacted on 01254 393784. If you need to dispose of


your unwanted reuseable furniture or white goods, staff are waiting to hear from you. You can-also find out more at the store’s website (www.hufs.co.uk).


Staff are also hoping that


people who received new mobile phones, computers or luxury items for Christmas will donate their old ones for re-use in the community. Pictured presenting the


flowers to Mrs Sheldon is Daniel Allen, who is nearing completion of a warehousing training programme at the store.(s)


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has in the past been targeted by vandals and therefore we didn’t think it was practical to replace it this year. “We decided to leave the dis­


play open and rely on people’s goodwill not to tamper with it. Unfortunately, there are some idiots about who decided to van­ dalise it. “We are keen to trace whoever


is responsible and urge anyone who has information to contact either ourselves on 01200 424722 or the police on 01200 443344.”


This is not the first time figures


have been stolen from the town’s crib. Last year, thieves stole an ox,


donkey and another figure - believed to be either Joseph or a shepherd. In 2000 an attack on New


Year’s Eve caused damage esti­ mated at £1,500 after three shep­ herds went missing, a wise man lost his head and the donkey’s ears were broken. The following year the Baby Jesus figure was stolen twice.


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The Statement shall come into effect on 31st January 2007 and sets out the principles that the licensing authority proposes to apply in exercising its func­ tion under the Act.


Dated 2nd day of January 2007


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