! Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 10 Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, June 19th, 2008
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Signposts to help
families
■ A SERVICB to help families of children Avith special needs is now available in Clitheroe. • ' . The Valley’s “Signpost” service
is being run by co-ordinator Brid-, get Parkinson at Ribblesdale . Children’s Centre, in Queen’s Road. She has bought special sen sory equipment and other toys
- using a grant from the Local Net work Fund and is continuing to apply for further funds for more equipment' and ■ holiday, playschemes, as well as parental training around additional needs and disabilities. : Speaking about the new serv
ice, Bridget said: “One aim is to make information timely, accessi-
in the heart of Pennine Lancashire Celebrate! Your life,,your town, your community..
Blackburn town centre, July 1 to 27 A month of music, arts, sports, food
and.fun throughout your town
For festival information
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■ ble, and accurate. We hope to work with all other agencies in order for families to access servic es with ease. We also hope to
.facilitate communication between service providers and service users. “We are fortunate that as I am .
a volunteer parent representative for Contact a Family, we have the support and backing of this UK • national charity. Contact a Fami ly have a dedicated helpline,
■ information on a wide range of • issues and a huge variety of publi-
, cations. Contact a Family also supports local groups and work with parents and carers on local consultation issues; they provide
OUR photograph shows children using the ncAV sensory room (B280308/2)
a linking service for other fami lies.” -• , i , Speaking about their long-term
aims she added; “These concepts would be long-term commitments, which would involve a multi dis ciplinary approach from all types of service providers. The Signpost
service hopes to facilitate the communication and dialogue that- is essential for improvements and developments such as these.”
• • The Signpost .service can be contacted on 01200 423672 or by e-mail at: bparkinson@ribbles-
dale-nur.lancs.sch.uk. •
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Glub celebrates Rain stops play, but event will go ahead ^ a successful
^ photo season
THE best is sometimes left to last and the final indoor meeting of the season for Ribblesdale, Camera Club was a ■viewing of .the Inter-Club Photographic Alliance’s monochrome folio.
:• Why the best? - because Ribblesdale
. . won the competition by a very \vide mar gin and received a trophy for their suc cess. Prints from Raymond Greenwood, Dennis Kendal, Graham Dudley and . Stewart Clark made up the winning .
; ; quartet of images. The other big news of the evening was "'
• the results of the Lancashire and: -Cheshire Photographic Union’s annual
; competition, an organisation of about- 100 clubs, whose annual competition
- attracted around 6,500 entries. ■ ' : . In four of the five classes Ribblesdale finished twice at 20th, 23rd and 27th, a ' ; good result for a club of its size. Natural •
. History Prints were especially successful - however, with fifth place. Sue Marsden: led the way here ■with third place for her •
; "Bengal White Tiger” , against fierce, opposition. Sue’s entry has been retained for the Union’s Natural History folio, as
■' ■ was Stephen Robinson’s “Ruff in-Winter Plumage” . . Other images to make the folios were in
tiie General Colour Prints section from Ken Geddes, Graham Dudley (two) and Les Marklew; Stewart Clark in the Monochrome Prints; John Bradley and Mike Bartle in the General Colour Slides. This also represented a high ratio of
■ retentions to entries in comparison ■with other, similar clubs, again a pleasing result. •The next summer club meeting, on
June 10th, ■will be a stroll around Pendle ton led by Chairman John Bradley. Information on the club can be obtained from the chairman on 01254 822921 or the secretary on 01200 423474.
Picturesque setting for flower festival
‘A THREE-DAY flower festival takes place at the picturesque St Ma ry ’s Church, Goosnargh, from tomorrow, • : June 20th.
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The historic church will be filled with wonderful floral displays throughout the
• popular festival. It will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.on Friday and Saturday and from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is by programme at a cost of £3.50 and refreshments will be available on all three days. < -
Plans in the pipeline ia
. PLANS for the provision of additional 12 bedrooms with en-suites, WC and lift to existing residential care home, including
• conservatory have been submitted to ' Ribble Valley Borough Council. , Comments on the proposal at- Croft ^ ■Care Home, 84 King Street, Whalley (number 0415) must be submitted to the council by June 20th..
Other applications include: Billinglon: TVo-storey extension to rear>
• I ® 23 Chapel Rise (0420). Alterations to ^ rod of terrace house. Replace roof hip with a gable end and construct rear , dormer at 2 Bridge End (0451)..
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ORGANISERS of Longridge Skate- but the rain was so heavy it left the ing tunes, big cash prizes and freebies boarding Competition are busy organisers no alternative but to cancel for all - and then the heavens opened! rescheduling after Saturday’s event was on safety grounds. cancelled due to heavy rain.; .. .
■ We are so gutted we had to cancel, be . ■, Aspokesman for the event comment- we ■will reschedule as soon as possible.”
. - Skaters keen to compete sheltered . ed: ‘‘,We had everything ready and the > Skaters wanting updates can find, patieiitly under trees and other cover, ‘ party had started - massive PA, bang- , them online at: '
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