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TOP priorities for the coming year have been set out by Kibble Val ley Borough Council. ' Town centre regenera
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tion, affordable housing and road safety .are among a “hot half-dozen” lis t of priority issues, announced by its leader Coun. Michael Ransbn ^ (pictured).
. He wants to see master ; plaiis drawn up for the regeneration of Clitheroe. and Longridge, more, affordable housing where it is most needed and new measures to improve road ,
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safety at known accident blackspots on the busy- A59. L Coun. Ranson said: “As
a. local., authority in charge of public money, we have to balance pru dent financial manage
ment with trying to lead, pump prime and encour age the community t o . support itself in these dif ficult times.
• “I believe that local . people should be . the prime movers in develop ing the locality and i t is the council’s job to assist,. facilitate, encourage and,; where appropriate, lead the commumty to achieve
• its aspirations. ■ “These priorities are based on what residents r are telling us they want . ;
.and what the council . believes are essential for the continued wellbeing of Ribble Valley.” - - , ; In more detail, Ribble:
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VaUey Borough Council’s “hot half-dozen” priori ties for 2009 are: 1. To progress the
regeneration of Clitheroe and Longridge, so that they meet the needs and aspirations of residents, including, - where appro priate, the acquisition and development of strategic sites. ■. .
2.-.To maintain critical financial management and controls, and ensure the authority provides council taxpayers with value for money. • 3. To provide extra dog
bins and the means to col lect the waste,' as well as ■ . . • Continued on page 2
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