. i - f 46 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 28th, 2008 www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) • : www.clifheroeadvertiser.co.uk Readersplus... the page for you!


MEMBERS and guests of Clitheroe University of the Third Age iistened to a very interesting ta ik given by Professor Tony Pickering. A graduate of Guys


University Medicai Schooi, he worked as a physician a t Wythen- shawe Hospitai in Man­ chester before his retire­ ment. I t was here that he became particuiariy inter­ ested in diseases of the iung and, in fact, he stiii ■ has a speciai interest in : this fieid and works a t the North West Lung Centre. His talk was about the


textile industry in Man­ chester and the co-rela­ tion between the cotton industry and the luiig dis­ ease known as Byssinosis, which is caused by, the’.;


inhalation of textile dust. During his lecture,


members heard a short history about the develop­ ment of the textile indus­ try in the North West of England from being a cot­ ta g e . indus try t o ,one employing thousands of men, women and children, some as young as four: years of age, in large mills. He spoke about the


, One member of the ; audience trusted that les­ sons had been learnt, par­ ticularly by Chinese tex­ tile workers of today, ab o u t the dangers to health caused by breath­ ing in the dust. ■ Thanks were expressed


to Prof. Pickering by Dr ’ Keith Tuxford. The next meeting is on,:


inventors and entrepre­ neurs who were involved in this major industry, which had its golden age during the 19th Century, and explained how the; social and working envi- ^ ronment impacted on the' health of^the individuals and how many benefac­ tors tried to improve and to bring about change to the social conditions.


Tuesday, September. 9 th . when the U3A is holding an open day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; in - Trinity Methodist Church' Hall. I t is expected that many people will attend during • the day to see the displays and demonstrations and in doing so, find out more about the interesting groups and activities organised by the U3A in Clitheroe.


Have ypur say on police matters


HAVE you everwanted to ask your local police^chief a question’ or let him know'what you think about policing in your area? Well, now’s your chance! . Today (Thursday), Divisional


Commander for Eastern Divi­ sion, Chief Supt Andy Rhodes will be hosting a live Web Chat. Anyone with concerns about crime and anti-social behaviour


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in the Ribble Valley.Wn log onto www.lancashire.police.iik now to register th e ir questions. The: answers will be posted on the Web Chat page from 2 p.m. on the day of the Web Chat. Anyone with a question, can


click on the “Submit a question” button, type in their question and then press the “Ask the ques­ tion” button.


People who cannot be a t a


computer during the live chat, can submit their questions in advance. The question and answer will not be visible until the forum goes live. All web chats are fully moder­


ated, which means that when a question is asked, it will go into a queue to be answered so there will be a slight delay depending


on how. many people are taking part. , Chief Supt Rhodes said: “We


want to know people’s views on how we can make their neigh­ bourhood safer places to live, work and socialise. “This is the first time we have


tried this in Eastern Division and I hope to hear from as many people as possible.”


Wrong trouser day is a charity winner?


CHILDREN’S film favourites Wallace and Gromit created fun at. The Manor House Nursing and Residential Home in Chatburn. : Staff and residents


wore the “wrong trousers” for a day to raise funds for sick chil­ dren in hospices and


hospitals. They were


■supporting the .“Wrong Trousers Day” which aimed to raise money for th e Wallace and Gromit . Ghildren’s Foundation. Pictured sporting the


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