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THE Grand, Glitheroe, has been, shortlisted for Lanca shire’s first Enterprise in Soci ety Awards. ■ It is among seven companies and organisations from across East Lancashire who are in the'
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- running for these honours. . Judges said they were “de
lighted” by the range of nomi nations. The overall winners will be
announced at a ceremony tak- ing place on May 28th. .-r -
COULD Whalley b e - ' come a green communi-j ty? A group of Whalley residents think it can.:
; With the help of the En ergy Saving Trust (EST) they are looking for Whal ley residents who want to reduce the carbon foot print of the village; • ^ •.
The aiih is to save money
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■ resilient when the price of : energy goes through the ' roof. With the new Feed ■ in Tariff which started in. April, householders get-’: paid for the electricity they produce from renewable. energy like solar photo-.
. The^gro.upi’iWhallcy; ■Going Green, want to en-;!
■ courag'e'people to reduce';- : energy use'ffom fossil fuels: by .using insulation, solar. ■ thermal panels to produce '' hot-waterV'solarpv to pro-
'duce electricity,' as welkas 1 ground mid air source heat r; pumps‘f6rhomeheating.';i¥.
•'voltaic-panelSi"o2p per ■ kWh pan be the;expected;'; income.
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vironihental.action group ■; ,.Transitibn;To.wh Glithe-^::; . roe (TTG) core member, ■
!iadded:.“The group are also “looking at the possibility of ^'producing electricity from:
the River. Calder at Wh'alf;
; ley Weir. This would be for local use with any surplus”'
■being fed into the national-- ;grid.
Income.from the sale: .of electricity fed into thei ;^ id would be used for th e , benefit of the local com-;« munity foryears to come.”
- • Whalley Going Green^ will hold a meeting to take; these. ideas forward on.,
' Thursday, May 27th, at 8 ' ; p.m. at Whalley. Village -HalL:This will be ah op portunity for those .Whal-
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.ley residents who want to be part of Whalley Going Green. For further infor mation call 01254 823376.
BIRTH OF A BUG: Oliver Hussey gets creative making a bug during the “Ugly Bug Ball" at Clitheroe Castle.
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tailed bug drawings. Around 85 people joined in the fun and festival spirit, despite the not-so- sunny weather, and fam ilies joined in to make their own bugs - big and small, colourful and fun.
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join those made by chil dren from-Ribblesdale Children’s Centre. All were displayed together before the Ugly Bug Ball got going. Bugs were ere- ■. ated with help from art-
. ists who are part of New Form Arts Group.-- : -: The 2010 Bowland Arts Festival runs until
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NEW ACTIVITY: The Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Beverley Jones, with Brittany Hodgson and Josh McCreary of Ribblesdale High School at the launch of the Timeline Project.
HISTORIC events from Clitheroe’s
past feature on new plaques which '■ have been unveiled at the town’s , Castle.
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• f Each featuring a key event in the his tory of Clitheroe, the plaques contain an explanation in Braille and can be used.. for rubbings. Conn. Robert Thompson, chairman
' t’Ribble Valley Borough Council joined forces with Ribblesdale High School, Groundwork Pennine Lancashire and the Lancashire Museums Service to : place 10 plaques on the walls of the cre ative activity area in the shadow of the Castle Keep.
of the council’s community committee, said: “Ribblesdale High School pupils- have been working with the council’s arts development team and artists to research local history and produce the ■ designs, and we are looking forward to unveiling the latest stage of the mag nificent Clitheroe Castle refurbishment project.” ,
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-Maureen Stansfield and Keela DURING Lent, worshippers at St Am- Cross (8), Katie Dakin'(8), George brose Church, Grindleton, and St Peter' Walker (7) and Lucy Aldington (6); and St Paul’s Church, BoIton-by-Bowland
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plus pupils from the two village’s schools collected backpacks and contents for the Mary’s Meals Backpack Appeal. . They have been helped by a generous do
nation fi-om Holden Chapel. The response has been absolutely fantastic, with a total of 80 backpacks collected. The backpacks contain basic but essen
tial items and will go to parts of the world where children have been hit by natural dis aster, famine or war. Each backpack means that a child can go
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