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PETER Hol land, Mayor Beverley Jones, Wendy and Linden Hacking with their award for their Hacking Caravan Park in Billington. A111009/2n
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from a Clitheroe dance school show. Pupils of The Angela Westwell
TWO good causes benefited
School of Dance performed Pic tures in Motion at the St Mary's
Centre in the town earlier this year. Children aged between two and 18 were involved in the three
shows, which played to packed audiences. All the dances were based on
well-known film soundtracks, including "The Wizard of Oz" and
PETER Hol land, Mayor Beverley
Jones, Janies
Slater and Ann Bamber with their runner-
up award in the Place of Wor ship section. A111009/2k
RESIDENTS and staff from Littlemoor with their award for the best sheltered accomodation in the recent Lancashire Best Kept Village Competition. A131009/1
PETER Hol land, Mayor Beverley Jones, John Parkinson and Leo Clarkson with their award for the Crown Green Bowling Club in Sabden. A111009/2r
Awards event for best
AWARDS have been handed out to Ribble Valley villages and residents who earned some of the top spots in this year's Lancashire Best Kept Village competition. Sabden and Wiswell were
named runners-up in the large village and hamlet class. While added success was also
enjoyed in Sabden where the Littlemoor complex, Spe-
Peter Holland, Tony Haworth and Coun.
Marion Proc- ■ ter from Sab den with the runner-up
award in the
Large Village section.
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Peter Holland, Mayor Bever ley Jones,
Glenda Pilk- ington and
Brian McHugh with their
award for Lit tlemoor in the Sheltered
Accommoda tion section. A111009/21
cialised Automotive Services and the crown green bowling club won th e ir certificate of merit categories. West Bradford's public hall
and the Hackings Caravan Park in Billington were also winners, while St Peter and St Paul's RC Church in Ribch- ester was named as a runner- up.
Chipping's public conven
iences were revealed as best in[ the county, while the new facili-1 ties a t the bus station in Whal- ] ley were highly commended. A highly commended was!
also-given to Wiswell's Old] School War Memorial. Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. 1
Beverley Jones was among the) guests a t awards ceremony, { which took place at the Stanley | House Hotel in Mellon
"Flashdance", and were choreo graphed by Mrs Angela Briscoe. During each performance a raf
fle was held and the proceeds have been donated to the Royal Black burn Hospital's childrens ward, where they will be used towards th e purchase of DVDs and a games console. A donation of £1,000 has also
been made to the Haemophilia Society North West Group, which organises family days o u t for young children with the condition. The -Angela Westwell School of
Dance, in Moor Lane, has been a Royal Academy of Dance centre for more th an two decades and over the years has raised more than £10,000 for local charities. Our p ic tu res show, top, the
dancers with their cheque for the Haemophilia Society and (bot tom) the Royal Blackburn Hospi tal's childrens ward being present ed with a cheque, (s)
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I , DO il iTV, ?--T Pub’s leftovers to be put to good use
A VALLEY inn will be playing “swop sh o p ” with a local organic garden. From next month The Inn
a t Whitewell will be teaming up with Bumley-based charity Offshoots. A special service will see leftover food from the Ribble Valley hostelry collect ed and composted - Offshoots will then supply and deliver fresh organic produce grown on its site. The aim of the three-month
pilot project is to stop leftover food being wasted and instead
turned into valuable compost. I t is being funded by a (jom- munity Solutions grant in a bid to shape an efficient and cost effective service. “It is great to be able to sup
port an exciting project which closes the loop by using waste as a resource,” said Lancashire CRN co-ordinator Dawn Wel- ham, who administered the grant. “The outcomes of this pilot
will also help inform other projects so th a t similar part nerships between community
groups and charities can be developed with businesses all over Lancashire in the future.” Offshoots, a Groundwork Pen nine Lancashire permaculture project, is housed in the walled gardens of Towneley HaU in Burnley. For over seven years food
waste has been recycled on the site, b u t providing a profes sional service to the Inn a t WhiteweU will help ensure its long-term financial sustain ability and prove that commu nity enterprises can provide a
service as great, if not better, th an business service providers. .As a result of this scheme, knowledge will be used as part of ongoing work with businesses in the Forest of Bowland area through the Green Tourism Programme.
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