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• Peacefully on October 3rd, 2010 at Sherwood Court Care Home, Preston, Cyril, aged 80 years, the dearly loved husband of Alma, dear-father of Gillian, Lesley. and Ian, a loved fatber-in- law and grandad also - loving brother of


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Margaret. Reposing *Peacehaven' Chapel of‘ Rest. Cremation will take place at Plcsasington Crem-


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Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. A service ^vill be held: , at St Mary's •Parish


mother-in-law of Bob and Tony, a dearest grandma of Lindsay and Adam, a loved sister of Jack and the late Tom, also a dear sister-in-law of Pam. Reposing


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Clithcroe followed by cremation at Burnley Crematorium, day and time to be arranged. Family flowers only please, .donations in memory of Mildred if so desired may be given for Crossroads Care • Ribble Valley, c/o Mrs Grace Hore, Bellman Mill, Salthill,


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On September 29th, 2010, peacefully in hospital after a long illness, Ann, aged 65 years,- o f Read, much loved mum of Paul and Michelle and devoted nannie to Haiwey. Tlic service w i l l take place in St Joh n 's Church,..: Read on Monday, October 11th, 2010 at 1-45 p.m. followed by cremation at Accrington. Crem­ atorium at : 3 p.m. Flowers . will be received at the Chapel o f Rest, or donations if desired in memory of Ann to. Save The Children, c/o •• L Champ . . . Funeral Services, Bank House, Whalley ■ ' : Road, Clayton le Moors,' Accrington BB5 5DY. • Inquiries. Tel. 01254 390731.


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desired may be given' for either.The British Heart Foundation or MacMillan Cancer Support, c/o Mrs M. Half, Briar Cottage, 43; Main Street, Down- ham, Clithcroc, BB7. 4BN .. ' Inquiries to Brian Price'and Son - Funeral Directors. Tel. .


Peacehaven Chapel of Rest. Service and interment will take place at St Ambro.se Church, Grlndlcton on Monday, October 11th at 2 p.m. Family flowers only please,: donations in memory o f . Michael


Michael, • aged 64 years, o f Clitheroe, the dearly loved husband o f . Margaret, much loved father o f Robert, Steven,* Catherine, Richard and Louise, also a loving father-in- law,- grandad and brother. Reposing


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Edward, aged 91- few months. To my years, of Clitheroc, the son-in-law, David for dearly loved husband his untiring support, of the late Margaret, to Andrew for his


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Peacchaven Chapel of Rest. A ftincral service look place '. at St Michael and St John's R.C. Church, Clitheroc on Tuesday, October 5th,


great-grandad. • ’ r '■ • • RJ.P. Reposing. ■


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Meadows, • Clitheroe, BB7 iRB. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tci.* Don Johnson . for liis kind words ' and comforting ' . minis- ^ trations and to all who attended- the. funeral; service and have given donations for : the Alzheimer’s Society. ^ Finally to Brian,’ Jean, Carl and Pauline Price, for.; /all'.- > fhneral' arrangements. - : / ;


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Terry andJennifer October 10th : *


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Congratulations on your Ruby Wedding Anniversary Love from John, Danuta and Caroline xx


Anniversaries. Thanking


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sympathy and letters and. . cards


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kind father o f Samantha o f .and Michael who


of. 2009. - Rev. Ma in orie, alwai children xxx. Jean and


Cemetery.' Donations thanks to all relatives. Areasured memories in memory of Edward • friends


interment at Clithcroc


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Susan, Keith * and families; wish : to express their sincere _


• .^and : a . dear son, October 8th,-


condolence received' Loved and remembered- . — ays.


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and to the Price family for


funeral arrangements. their . : ' FRANKLAND -


• ' ; (nee Parsons) • Mary Sutcliffe; ■


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beautiful service. To appreciation to the those who attended Calfs Head Worston the funeral service for the refreshments and for donations to and to the Price family Cancer Research. I for • their great would also like to .assistance; thank my. neighbours


ministrations, it was a e,xpress


comforting would also like , to their


InMemoriairi'.


and Anthony, would have .been very mum, nana and g»"eat proud of you. To the flower


In loving memory o f a dearly loved ^ wife.


ANDREWS Joyce


shop Wellgate October 7th, 2008. Sleep well mu love, So nnssed,-


nana


Love ■ Lcs, Lesley, Lynne, Colin, .Robb, Rebecca,


Always in our heartsf-


Luke, Megan and Poppy XX.


LORD' Frank


Jacob,


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died CHILD


Charlotte October 11th


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Happy 18th Birthday to a very


special and .


loved daughter'. Charlotte


Lots of love Mum, Dad, Kirsty . and Grandma C u s a c k .


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Peter and Chnstine are delighted , to announce the engagement


- ■ of their daughter . Helen to Andrew


Son of Keith and Linda Love and best wishes from both families


sympathy, letters and Andy Froud for his c a rd s .o f condolence kind words and received during this comforting . minis- very sad time. To the trations and to all who Vlcat of Sabdcn, attended the funeral


Eileen, Andrew, Angela and Stuart would 'l ik e to thank everyone for their kind expressions of Thanking


COWELL Derek


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the late Alfred, much loved mum o f Denise and Hazel,


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Suddenly on October. 3rd, 2010, in hospital, Mildred, aged > 78 years, of Clitheroe, the dearly


INGHAM Mildred


Wednesday, October Family Howers only 13th at H a.m. Family flowers only please,'


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on £hurch, Arnsidc. donations to


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the Amsidc Branch of the R.N.L.I. ‘ c/o Fishwicks Funeral Service, . . Bectham Hall,


Beetham, •


Memorial Services RENTON


loved Avife of Thanksgiving ^vill be held


John Elwyn Service


Church, Waddington, on Monday, October


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i8th at 2-30 p.m. Inquiries to Brian Price and Son Funeral • Directors. Tel. 01200


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www,clitheroeadvertiser.co,uk Acknowl^gements


JOWEH william Lawrence . Williani


(Laurie) Lawrence


formerly of Wadding- ton, Clitheroc,. died peacefully in hospital on September 29th,


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thc late . .Winifred (Win), father, grandpa and great-grandpa. Funeral service 2 p.ni. on . Friday, October 8th, at St James'


? much loved husband of


of Arnsidc, MUTER


received, which have been a great comfort a t , this sad time. Special thank you to the staff o'f St. Catherine's Hospice, Chorley , Hospital, MacMHlan Nurses and : Longrio Community Nurses for all their care. Thank you to Fr. John Scott and Fr. Anthony Grimshaw for tneir kind ministrations, • to everyone who attended the funeral service and to all who have gener­ ously supported. 'St. Catherine's Hospice' in . donating £5400 in memory of Trisha. Finally, to William Houghton Funeral Directors for their help and dignified funeral arrangements..


condolence


sympathy and letters and cards


condolence received during their sad loss. also Rev.


neighbours for the. many . expressions


Jean, David, Peter and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends •.


• NICHOLSON Frank '


and


kind of


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John and his fnmil' wish to thank - al relatives, - : friends and .neighbours for all the messages of synipathy and cards o f


Patricia Margaret •


(Trisha) 21 211121 21 21 21 21 21 Grace Hulbert Would like to thank everyone at the Pendle


i Club for their generous gifts and their ■.


friendship over the years "Thank You Jenny would like to thank all the girls at Moorland


r Nursery and KG and everyone who sponsored them on their walk in aid of Breast Cancer


Well Done CLARKSON


Jamie and Karen are thrilled to announce the arrival of ■


_ Sophie Louise


Born September 21st, 2010 Weighing 61b 9oz


-A welcome sister for IsabelRose


Congratulations ^ rrs


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Chris October 10th Happy 50th Birthday


Lots of love Emily, Keith, Robert and p O Lois and Mum and Dad


gQ 60 6o 60 6o 60 6o 6o 60 6o


MANTLE Kenneth Charles


Gilbert October 10th •


Happy 601h Birthday With all our love and best wishes on your special day


From all your loving family


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Changes to plan for 80 Whalley homes


CO-OPERATIVE Estates, part of the Co-operative Group, has submitted its outline planning ap­ plication to Ribble Valley Borough Council for up to SO homes on land to the north of Riddings Lane, Whalley. The submission follows conimunity consultation, including a public exhibi-


■ Engagements/


COWELL-CROOK James


Well done James on attaining 'Head Boy” at Moorland School


We are all very proud of you Love Mum, Dad, Lucy and Pops (Spain), Auntie Jackie, Grandad and Auntie Pauline xxxx 18th Birthday . ■


FIELDING- PRESTON


Many congratulations Amber and Mark on your engagement


Wishing you love and happiness (or your ‘


future together ■ From both families


tioii held at Whalley Abbey last month. Around 240 people attended the eidiibi- tion to view the outline plans, speak to members of the development team and provide their views on the proposals. Tom Whitehead, Strategic Planning


Manager at Co-operative States, said: •‘We’re grateful to everyone who con­ tributed to the consultation process and gave us their views. We have reviewed


all the comments and suggestions made and these have been taken into consid­ eration during the preparation of the application. It is as a response to the feedback received during the consulta­ tion that significant changes to the mas­ terplan have been made.” Those changes include: -


• ® As a direct result of points raised during one-to-one meetings at the ex­ hibition and following consultation with Lancashire County Council, vehicular access from Hayhurst Road rather than Riddings Lane has been selected. 9 The masterplan’s indicative layout


has been amended to address concerns from nearby residential properties over potential nuisance.


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9 The proposed layout demonstrates that proposals are for a self-contained


Tories greet villages ‘right to build’ move


RIBBLE Valley’s 44 villages could benefit from a new right to build programme proposed by the Govern­ ment, say local Conservatives. The proposals would allow rural


communities to allow the building of homes in their villages with minimum planning requirements. Coun. Ken Hind, a Conservative


■ member of Ribble Valley Borough Council’s housing and health com­ mittee, said: “We are (lonstantly pressed by people who reside in ru­ ral villages tliat tlieir children have to leave'to live elsewhere because tliey cannot afford to buy houses in the vil­ lage where they were brought up. “Tliere is a, need for affordable


housing in the villages for the chil­ dren of residents to start on the hous-' ing ladder .and this new programme will give local communities the right to build free of a lot of the rules of: planning legislation. The com'mu- nity at large will decide if the housing project goes ahead.” . - Housing Minister-Grant Shapps


has called on rural communities to work together and prepare'for this new Community Rieht to Build.


which will be introduced in the forth­ coming Localism Bill. Coun. I-Tind explained; “Local ru­


ral housing projects that secure the support of 75% of voters'and meet minimum planning criteria will go ahead without the need for a specific


. application for planning permission. “ Initially, Ministers had proposed


a 90% threshold for the approval of projects proposed through Right to Build, but it became clear that there was a strong preference for a lower threshold. “Under the proposed new Com­


munity Right to Build local people will be able to deliver the homes they really, want, rather than being told


. their expansion plans don’t fit into the.local council’s plans and there­ fore cannot go ahead.’’ Mr Shapps said: “No-one knows


the challenges that rural communi- ties'face better than the people who liye there.. I want to give them the power and the freedom to tackle lo­ cal issues with local solutions through' the Community Right to Build, so


■ they can give the go-ahead to the new homes their area needs.” , -


CASHBACK: Fund-raising staff at the Sainsbury’s store, Clitheroe, have presented a cheque for £500 to St Mary’s Pri­


mary. School at Langho. Our picture shows Deputy Store Man­


ager Maureen Hindle presenting the, cheque to some of the school council members. They were extremely pleased to re­ ceive the money and have already made plans for it’s use to benefit the whole school.


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site with no highways link to land to the north.


Mr Whitehead added: “Now tliat the


planning application has been submit­ ted, we remain committed to engaging with and responding to the community; politicians and stakeholders and will continue to maintain dialogue through-


• out the planning process.” The plans are available to view on the


council’s website (www.ribblevalley.gov. uk/planning) and at its offices in Church Walk, Clitheroe. Once the application is registered, the public has 21 days to submit their formal comments in writ­ ing to Ribble Valley Borough Council. More information can also be ob­


tained by calling the applicant’s com­ munity information line on 0161 247 8417 during office hours.


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financial, and Mr Leslie Holmes, of Abbey Driveways, for sponsoring the new Year winning all three of their games so


Department is grateful to local businessmen Mr Birthday Memories. ; I ln OurThoughts


WHATLEY , Blanche


Birthday memories, October 3rd o f a very dear wife.


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- always. Eric. •• ,


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HARGREAVES Niall


October 9th


- ^ Happy 18th Birthday


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Dad, Sheila, Dave, Rebecca,


Jacob and Jasmine xx 21st Birthday


IMAGES for the new Dugdales Nutrition Calendar were pro7


Club picks its calendar contenders


jected at an informal and enjoyable meet­ ing of Ribblesdale Camera Club. . Clitheroe-based


farm feeds supplier Dugdales Nutrition has sponsored the : club for many years ■ and offers members the chance of getting' their pictures into print through the calendar, which has a circulation of many thousands to Dug- ' ■ dales’clients'. • The brief is very


loose - just a rural and farming theme, gener­ ally within Dugdales’ area of sales. The club looked at


the pictures submit­ ted by its members, choosing about 40 of them for a second run through. Each member voted


for their favourite image. □lairman Nigel


Mallinson’s “Oo U looking at then” entry -probably what the rather confrontation­ al-looking spotted pig was thinking as Nigel took the picture - was a popular choice. On Saturday, the


club will host the In- ter-Club Photograph­ ic Alliance’s A(jM when the winning prints from the annual competition will be exliibited. It is also hoped


to run the digital images through, not - least because the local club received first and second place in the Alliance’s competition for 17 east Lancashire and North Manches­ ter camera clubs.


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