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Mayor is making music make money


:THE'Mayor of the Kibble Valley is making music make money.' Coun. Beverley Jones has'


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launched "Mayor's Music" - a series of concerts to raise ■ money Jor her chosen chari­ ties; Action for Children and, the-Friends of. Clitheroe:' Hospital.' The Palatine Fiddlers and


Valley Voices helped Coun.: Jones launch the new initia-: tive in the creative activity' space at Clitheroe Castle. The first of the five con- ■ certs is scheduled to take .


place on October 16th at-


. Clitheroe Castle Caffetessen : when the eight-strong Sere- nata vocal ensemble will per­ form a t 7-30 p.m. -Tickets, which cost £ 10


- and need to be bought in. ■ advance, are available from; the Mayor's secretary, 01 wen ■ Heap, on 01200 414408. The Mayor of the Kibble :


Valley, C o u n .; Beverley: Jones, is pictured with mem- - bers of-Valley Voices and ■


: The PalatineFiddlers a t the ilaunch of the Mayor's Music;; concerts. (A200609/7)


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Hotel extension is rejected


by Natalie Cox'


PLANS to extend the Spread Eagle Hotel in Sawley have been turned down. , An application to build an 11-


room first floor extension on the Grade II listed building was refused b y members of the bor­ ough's Planning Committee. ;,'-A report to committee said the main consideration for the application was the impact on


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the building's character and on the Sawley Conservation Area. I t added that under delegated


powers listed building consent and planning permsion for a first floor extension and associated- works had been refused in March because of the harm to the character and setting of the building and to the character and appearance of the village's conservation area resulting from the proposal's domination of the historic build in scale, material


and s i tu a t io n , as well as the .harm to residential amenity.


^ The report said the current ap p lic a tio n s , were "little


■ changed" from those considered in March and had only been


: brought to committee because of a supporting statement from the applicant.' • ■ •


• Councillors agreed with the planning officer's recommenda-


• tion and refused listed building .. consent as well as the planning permission..


Championship success for Jimmy


KED - rose showman Jimmy Baines, who farms in both Gisburn and Trawden, again landed the prime cattle championship a t the June show a t Skipton Auction Mart. His champion animal was an 11-month-old


. white British Blue-cross heifer, which sold for £1,059 (219p/kg) to a new purchaser a t Skip- ton, Cross Meats, of Bacup. ■ ' There was also a Lan­


cashire success in the


• prime lamb show when the championship fell to a pen of five 37kg Bel- tex-x-Charollais young-.' sters from Kobert Tow- - • ers, of Camp House Farm, Farleton, Lan- :


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Get ready for all the fun of Chipping fair


RINSE out the goldfish bowl - it's that ; time of year again when you could be the : lucky winner of a new family pet!


’. ■ Mary's School, Chipping, is hosting its annual Parish Summer Fair in the


heart of the picturesque Kibble Valley village. , Beginning at 1 p.m. this Sunday, it will


feature a whole host of treats, including five-a-side football,-a balloon race and organised children's races and games including old favourites such as a sack race and egg catching. 'There will be a bouncy castle, a toy train for toddlers, tombola, brie a brae,


book and plant stalls, a grand raffle and lucky dip. For further information or to enter


; the five-a-side competition, contact Anne Fletcher on 01995 61593 or Mary Hall on 01995 61597.


...and an open garden


A BLOOMIN' lovely Chipping garden opens to the public for the first time this weekend. ■ Created in nine years from a totally


, derelict site, the three-quarter acre site in Moss Lane is the work of Sue and Peter Harrison.


■ i Nestling in the foothills of the Forest


■ of Bowland, the garden is packed with inspirational ideas in reclaimed stone.- ' ! Among the unusual plants, trees and climbers, can be found a stone sofa, cob­ bled moon gate, three water features and two pergolas. There is also an organic kitchen garden and a herb wheel. . ; The garden will be opening for charity


under the National Garden Scheme on Saturday and Sunday from 1-30 to 5 p.m. Admission is £3, although children are free. ,'


ANIMAL lovers across Kibble Valley can actively support their local branch of the RSPCA through a new charity shop in Clitheroe. The RSPCA Lancashire East


branch opened its second chari­ ty shop outlet on Saturday, choosing Clitheroe as the venue. The new shop, in Castle.


Street, was .opened by the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Mary Robinson. She cut the rib­ bon while a crowd looked on, then it was all hands on deck to serve the many shoppers who turned out for the opening. ■ The shop sells a range of qual­


ity used clothing, bric-a-brac, toys, games and books, plus some new RSPCA branded items such as keyrings and dog leads. All money raised in the shop will be spent on local ani­ mals in the care of the RSPCA. Donations of goods to sell can


be dropped off at the shop. More volunters are also needed to help staff the shop - for more details call in or phone on 01200 425176. Our picture shows the Mayor,


of Clitheroe, Coun. Mary Robinson (right), cutting the ribbon, with local RSPCA Branch Chairman Jean Rat- cliffe. (s)


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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday,'July 2nd, 2009 13


Police hunt van raiders


by Faiza Afzaal


POLICE are hunting two men after the th e f t of gardening tools from th eb a ck o f av an . The white van was parked in Rogers-


field, Langho, at 2-30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23rd, while the owner was carry­ ing out work in a nearby garden.


The thieves were spotted in a white


transit van with orange striping on the panelling. This vehicle pulled alongside the-victim's van. ;. The offenders opened the sliding door


and stole several powertools from , inside. The haul included a Stihl FS90R brusheutter valued a t £405, a FS80 brusheutter worth around £405 and a leaf blower, possibly a 56 or 80 model, valued at £220. ; .' Police believe the same men were seen


acting suspiciously a t an address on Sunnyside Avenue, in Wilpshire, at. around Tp.in. the same day, when one


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of them was seen looking into a garage. : ' A witness to the incident described


, one of the offenders as a white male, in his 20s, wearing dark blue tracksuit bot­ toms with white stripes. He was also wearing a high--visibility


jacket with “gas” in writing on the back.


• Clitheroe’s Sgt Conrad Tapp in inves­ tigating both incidents. He said: “We are keen to identify the people respon­ sible. : “At the same time we would like resi­


dents in the Ribble Valley to remain vigilant, ensuring th a t vehicles are locked a t all times and that no items of value are left in an unattended vehicle or in open view. “We would urge people to report an y ;


suspicious activity to the police.” If anyone has information regarding


this incident they are requested to con­ tact Clitheroe Police on 01254 51212 or


: anonymously through Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.”


' - - Fair will have American theme


A SUMMER fair with an American theme and organised by Friends of Whalley Primary School will be held this Saturday. Attractions include jewellery, cards and cakes stalls, refreshments a n d .


games and entertainment. The fair will be held in the grounds of Whalley Pri­ mary School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. .


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