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LANGHO man Simon Joseph Andrew Clarke (23), of Rogersfield, was fined £200 with £75 costs and banned from driving for three.years by Blackburn; magistrates after pleading guilty to. driving with excess alcohol. . . . v > The magistrates imposed the three-,


year ban after hearing Clarke, who gave a reading of 83 against the legal limit of 35, had a previous relevant conviction; within the past 10 years.


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RESIDENTS in Kibble Valley, should be the winners as two councils serving them this week " pledged to work more closely


'together. v .i; Kibble Valley Borough Council : and; Lancashire County Council ■


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next 12 to 18 months. Key actions include: '


.; Facilities at Lancashire Coun- > ty Council schools to be opened up at the end of the school day for Kib­ ble Valley Borough Council to p ^ ‘ vide sporting and fitness activities


for pupils Md the public. . • Kibble Valley Borough Council


will attract tourists to the newly-


. delivering better services more, effectively.'


‘have committed to a plan aimed at , ' refurbished Clitheroe Castle .while ‘ the county council runs the .


•-They have jointly published a' - councils.to do.together'over the •s developed to allow people to find


“Locality Plan”, a'short and simple statement which tells people at a, glance what they, can expect their


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; ;Paris in September to raise funds for The British Skin Foun- ’ dation(BSF). ’ ‘


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one will be riding on behalf of the registered charity, which is committed to raising funds for skin disease research. Working closely with the British Association of Dermatol­


ogists, the foundation is the only charity dedicated to supr porting dermatologists and skin science. Its mission is to fund;; work that may lead to new treatments and eventually cures for the many skin diseases that blight millions of lives. Cycling from London to Paris, the three women, who are;


also being.joined by Caroline’s friend Justine Whitaker and work colleague Dr Ian Coulson, will pass through the picturr ,


; esque Kent countryside, before crossing the .Channel and con­ tinuing through the small villages and medieval market towns of Northern France.


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and some strenuous hill climbs, they will pass through the famous battlefields of the Somme and Agincourt. The sight of Paris’? Eiffel:; Tower will signal the trio’s finishing point.'.!': :'


' All keen sportswomen, who met through Chatburn Primary School where their children all attend, they aim to raise £1,200 each for the foimdation. And the cyclists have so far been very


pleased with the generosity of Kibble Valley residents. ' ; . ’


. ^ “We would p^ticularly like tp.thank


all the local businesses who have so far donated moneyjor; proyided- raffle


prizes,” said Dr Warren. “We’d also like to th an kconta c t^Mr s 'Whitakeyon all those who attended the quiz night held at Chat-


burn Primary School on Saturday raising £800. . Moorland School will also


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donate the proceeds frdrh their sponsored school walk to the challenge, while, a


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- can be made a t Clitherbe ! ‘Health .Centre’s Pendleside ; Practice reception. ■ ; ': 'i Our pictiire shows, from left to right, Vanessa Warren,


fund-raising cheese and wine Lesley Wilson and Caroline ” —” jjcaicy vviiouii


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vided by both councils in one place. Staff will work together to make ,■


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ty Council's district partnership officer for Kibble Valley, said: “It is right that both councils .work;


: together,to make it as easy as pos- sible for people to get the seiwices . they want and need. “A major ambition of our new ,


Locality Plan is to make each coun­ cil's services become a point of


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access and information for the’ other. We shouldn't expect people to have to know the difference betiveen ’ the county and borough councils when they need to contact us. “ ' . i^'IDhe Locality Plan has begun a ’ process which I hope will result is us sharing more resources which will'


help to save money and protect and improve frontline services." , Kibble Valley Borough Council's


chief executive. Marshal Scott addedi “The Locality Plan is a step towards more efficient and effective partnership working between the borough and county councils for the benefit of residents and council tax- ■ payers.”


“imissionf by Julie Magee


YOUNGSTERS and adults alike absorbed all aspects of Norman life at Saturday’s Medieval Day in Clitheroe Castle’s grounds. Overlooked by the town’s Norman keep,


the sound of weapons and the crackle of cooking fires emanated from the grounds; as re-enactment group “Historia Nor- mannis” set up camp.


-y -The historians brought history alive demonstrating crafts, combat and even medieval court justice from the late 12th century, much to the delight of onlookers.


' A minstrel was even on hand to tell sto­ ries to the younger children who attended the event. Rebecca Kay, Kibble Valley Borough Council’s tourism and arts offi-; cer, said: “We're looking to develop a pro­ gramme of events for the Castle grounds and for the museum in the future.” She added that a medieval food market


will be held in August as part of the Pen­ nine Lancashire Festival of Food and Cul­ ture with local and traditional produce on •■offer..'


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