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AN open meeting showcasing the devel opments under way at Clitheroe Castle and Museum takes place in the town on Monday evening. Hosted by Clitheroe Civic Society, the
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Civic Society, commented: “After asking around, we have found an astonishing lack of awareness of there being any development at all on the museum site. As this is the largest sum of money ever spent on one project in Clitheroe, we want to encourage people to attend the meeting and find out aliout this historic development which will affect present and future generations. “The purpose is not to revisit the pros
and cons of the development, but to enable the architect to explain the think ing behind the scheme and give details of how it will finally look.” The meeting takes place at Brookside
School, in Bright Street, Clitheroe, begin ning at 7-30 p.m., and all are welcome.
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“When I was appointed in April 2005,
one of the main aims was to help the town council achieve Quality Status and I am pleased to say this was achieved.” The scheme was launched nationwide
in 2003 with the aim of providing a benchmark minimum standard for parish and town councils across the country. Since then 500, out of 8,500 parish and town councils have achieved the required standards and there are 14 in the Lan cashire area, including Chatburn Parish Council. Our photograph shows the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. David Berry man, receiving the certificate from Mr Gordon Johnson, chairman of Lancashire and Merseyside Accreditation Panel, Marion Gelder, the panel’s secretary, with Mr Woolstencroft. (S140108/4)
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VANDALS smashed a window at Read Conservative Club and caused an esti mated £80 worth of damage. The offenders struck the club in Whalley Road, Read, some time during 10 p.m. on Saturday and noon on Sun- daj'. Police are continuing their investi gations.
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