Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 9,2010


Denise’s family get on their bikes for hospice charity


THE family of an East Lancashire mother are getting on their bikes to raise money for the hospice that nursed her through


the final few weeks in her fight against bowel cancer. Leigh Thistlethwaite and Mark Smith


are the son and son-in-law of brave Den­ ise Taylor, who died of the disease on Sep­ tember 18th, 2009. To mark the one year anniversary.


Leigh and Mark plan to complete a chal­ lenging cycle ride from John O’Groats to


Lands End, a journey of approximately 1,000 miles. “We are raising money for East Lanca­


shire Hospice Charity as it’s a wonderful caring place, providing the most amazing care imaginable,” said Leigh. For more information, please call


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NELSON m D E R i a a i r . : , ' : i : : : I'u IJ o';. • CHARITY BIKERS: The group from Oakhill dip their bikes in the sea. (s)


A GROUP of 13 eager cyclists from Whalley-based Oakhill Col­ lege completed the Coast to Coast cycle chailenge.


staff and ex-pupils, the group left Whitehaven and waved goodbye to the Irish sea aiming to ride the width of the North of England to


Made up of pupils, parents,


It’s Made in Lancashire


FOOD and drink businesses in Lancashire are being offered training and support by the Made in Lancashire team at Myerscough College to help improve business performance.


Businesses can apply for train­


ing to improve technical and lead­ ership skills or management skills and can enjoy opportunities to


meet buyers and access new mar­ kets. For more information contact


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Remanded on bail


not guilty to driving with e.xcess alcohol.


GISBURN man David Calvert (58), of Todber Caravan Park, was remanded on bail by Black- bum magistrates after pleading


meet the North Sea at Sunder­ land.


.They followed the tradition of


dipping their wheels into the sea at either end of the 147-mile trip and camped out over four nights. However, teacher Mr Douglas and his minibus provided transporta­ tion for the luggage and tents as


IN COURT ‘Not guilty’plea


LANGHO man Lee Fowler (38), of Birtwistle Terrace, was remanded on bail by Hyndburn magistrates after pleading not guilty to harass­ ing Nicola Milligan.


well as much appreciated bacon butties each morning. After enjoying an ice cream on


Sunderland beach and a quick dip in the ocean, they were con­ gratulated by Mr. and Mrs. Baron, Oakhill’s Chairman and his wife, before heading home.


Clitheroe to Carlisle


A Clitheroe-born artist has staged his first exhibition in a contempo­


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morning A COFFEE morn­ ing in aid of a char- ily for children with autism and their families will be held in Clithe­ roe on Tuesday, September 14th. The Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Alan Yearing, and Mayoress Mrs Su­ san Yearing are staging the coffee morning at the Yorkshire Bank, Market Place, Clitheroe, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to raise funds for OJ’s Sensory Interac­ tion Trust. Entry is free and everyone is welcome.


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raised in Clitheroe and attended Clltheroe Royal Grammar School and later studied art at Blackburn and Accrington and Rossendale colleges. The exhibition at “The Bank” featured paintings and pho­ to collages of local landscapes. Details of David’s first solo e.xhi-


rary art galleiy'in Carlisle. David Aspden (49), was bom and


Soup, sweet


donation to stalls, please take to Trin­ ity on Friday, Sep­ tember 17th, be­ tween 7 and 9 p.m. If any items require collection, please contact e i th e r Janet Braithwaite on 01200 427555, Kath Crane on 01200 425672 or Joan Wrigley on 01200 424610.


a.m. until 2 p.m., there will also be book, bric-a-brac, cakes and toys and games stalls. Ad­ mission is £5 for adults and £2.50 for under-12s. Any items for


event ON Saturday, Sep­ tember ISth, there will be a “Soup and Sweet” event in aid of the Pakistan Flood Appeal at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Clit­ heroe. Open from 11-30


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Whalley site for 80 new homes


by Duncan Smith


public exhibition so that local people can see its plans to build the new homes on land to the north of Riddings Lane. The exhibition will be held at Whalley Abbey conference centre. The Sands, between 2


and 8-30 p.m. next Thursday, September 16th.


Co-operative Estates - part of the Co­


operative Group - intends to submit a planning application for the site. It is part


PLANS for around 80 new homes in Whalley will go on show in the village next week. The Co-operative Group is staging a


of a larger area of land recently identi­ fied in Ribble Valley Borough Council’s Strategic Housing Land Availability As­ sessment (SHLAA) and Core Strategy consultation as potentially suitable for delivering the new homes needed across the borough.


The total area identified by the council’s


SHLAA and Core Strategy is bounded by Hayhurst Road, Clitheroe Road, the A59 and the railway tracks, but the Co-opera­ tive’s plans only relate to a small portion of that land to the rear of the council de­ pot, bounded by the railway line and Hay­ hurst Road.


Tom Whitehead, Strategic Planning


Manager at Co-operative Estates, said: “The council has identified our site as one of those suitable to help deliver much- needed new houses in the borough. “As a business we are committed to


consulting fully with the local community before submitting any planning applica­ tion so as to ensure people can have a say. That is why we are holding a public consultation and we hope everyone who is interested in our plans will be able to come along. “I look forward to meeting residents


on the 16th. In the meantime, if people would like more details then please call our information line on 0161 2478417.”


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BROWNIES in Langho raised a total of £70.60 for Derian House Chil­ dren's Hospice. The 24 members of the 4th Langho Brownie pack raised the money by collecting five-pence pieces for helping and doing small jobs for family and friends. They were raising the money as


part of their work towards their Adventure 100 badge, which cel­ ebrates the centenary of the Girl Guiding Association.


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