10 • Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 30th, 2009 r f io p E w K a V
A PLANNING application has been submitted to Kibble , Valley Borough Council for the ■ conversion of a Methodist ■ Chapel into six one and two- • bedroom; affordable flats, ' including provision of addition al amenity and car parking spaces. Comments on the proposal •
a t Grindleton v Methodist Chapel, Lower Chapel Lane, (numher.0532) must be made to the council by August 7th.:. Other . plans , submitted
include: Clitheroe: Provision of a pre
school building at St Michael and St John’s'RC School, Low- ergate (0584). Extend lean-to outhouse, replace and extend corrugated roof with slate, new internal doorway into house wall to allow access to new' kitchen in lean-to at 13 Rail way View Road (0595).
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Billington: Demolition o f :
existing hardwood conservato-: ry and replace with PVCu a t 1
Weavers Croft (0594). ■ , ; Gisburn: Temporary change
of use of . machinery'storage/i general purpose building for a 12 month period to a domestic furniture store a t Coppice Farm, Mill Lane (0573).' .
'.'.Slaidburn: Garden room extension to existing property, and construction of detached
? garage with first floor store at ■ Patchwork Cottage, Mount '. Pleasant, Townend (0604). ; Tossidc: Erection of a timber . framed agricultural building for machinery storage, fodder stor age and a lambing shed in sea son a t Well House Farm (0588). - ; ■ Whilewcll: Replacement win dows and internal alterations at Dinkling Green, Little Bow-' land Road (0587).
' Whallcy: Proposed lean-to
• extensions to replace exisitingi flat roofed outhouses. Proposed porch to the front and single, garage at 16 Kingsmill Avenue (0596). '
, , This means box war!
CUBS from the St Paul’sCub Scout pack, Clitheroe, decided to end the term with a bit of a bang. They donned homemade cardboard armour and
took part in a “box war” to celebrate the end of a packed programme of Scouting activities.
The box war combined creative skills in designing NEW TO CLITHEROE .
and making their armour with loads of frm fighting in them. “I was doing very well until the tank arrived.;, then it got a lot tougher!” remarked Cub Scout Stephen Pollard. This term has been very successful for the St
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Paul’s pack, with a number gaining their Chief Scout’s Silver award - the highest award in Cub Scouting. With these Cubs moving up to Scouts after the summer holidays, there are now a number of spaces within the Cub pack. The St Paul’s Cubs meet on Thursday evenings
from 6-30 to 7-30 at St Paul’s Church H ^ ... amour optional. For more information, call Cub Leader Paul Stevens on 01200 425765. Our picture shows, from the left. Cubs Stephen
Pollard, Jack Harris, Matthew Stevens, Charlie Ward and Connor Stevens ready for “box war”, (s)
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li.Mr Colin Mason celebrated :; 70th birthday, but asked his familyl .land friends for money in lieuofi presents to support the Help for| Heroes charity. This organisation!
•; helps to provide practical directi ; ' support to servicemen and women! wounded in the current conflicts in! ■ Iraq and Afghanistan.
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V: I-For the cheque presentation of! ; £1,000, Mr Mason and his wife! Barbara, invited friends and held4
f 1940s-themed barbecue to cel J I; brate the 65th anniversary of the! vNonhahdy Landings.
' f 5-.l! is Mr Mason present-! i'.ing the cheque to Mr ArthimE^!
(!repfesentative from Help'for! ' Heroes, aloiig with his family and! ; friends; (A180709/8) •
jobless is
DOWN! RECESSION or not, Lancashire \ \ '
.County Council is successfully helping people into employment. Latest figures show national unem
ployment rising fast, with 1.56 million people out of work and claiming unemployment benefits across the UK.
; But in the area covered by Lan cashire County Council, the jobless total actually fell last month. '.The latest figures show that in June,
24,623 people in the LCC area claimed unemployment benefits - a fall of 916 compared to the figure for May.
- The, county council's Human Resources (HR) team, in partnership with other organisations such as Job- centre Plus and Lancashire Adult Learning, is running a number of schemes to help young people find work and to get unemployed people back into work. They include: • WorkStart- an award-winning
scheme aimed at people who have been claiming Income Support as a lone parent, or Employment and Support aUowance (previously incapacity ben efit) for six months or longer. Work- Start gives people the opportunity to get work experience by offering them a 30-day work placement with the coun ty
couhcil.to improve their skills and boost their confidence.
^ ,.i*;Ap^enticeships - giving people the chance to work for the county council while studying for a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ). The apprenticeships usually offer positions in business administration, but roles in specialised areas such as customer care are also available.
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principal HR manager, said: “We're working closely with all our partners to give people all the help and support they need to get into employment.
. ■ V “Not only do these schemes help local people find work, they help to
iensure th a t the Lancashire County Council has a highly skilled and expe rience workforce to help move the organisation forward.” . ; ■ ; ;
Police’s meeting
; with ■VILLAGERS are being invited to the next Police and Community Together
; The meeting will take place at .7 ,p.m. on August 13th, at Bolton-by-Bowland
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PLANS to transform a “tired” Valley play area have been given the backing of councillors. Tower Hill Youth Action Group is
proposing to develop the Salthill play area. A report to the borough's Com munity Committee said d etai led
designs for a plan which would be implemented in two phases, had been drawn up. by the county's environ mental project team and a grant of £47,000 from the county's Playbuild ing Fund had been approved in prin ciple.
Committee members agreed th a t
the f i r s t phase of th e scheme he implemented and offered in-kind sup
port in managing the project. They also agreed to a £1,500 grant
as suggested by the Ribble Valley Lancashire Local Committee.
Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 30th, 2009 11 Slowdown!
:SPEEDING motorists travelling through Read are being urged to slow down. The warning comes from th e police and follows complaints ■ from concerned villagers in Read and Simdnstone;
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