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Bank Holidav 3 January


FANTASTIC EFFORT: Shakeys Brother .


;; presenting their cheque to representatives


: of the North - ; West Help For Heroes, (s)


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A PENSIONER froni;Clitheroe. has not been handed in and it is of has lost his mobile phone, but it no use to anyone else as the SIM also contained photographs of card has been stopped. If anyone his grandchildren which he can- finds this phone could they take it


not replicate. The phone, a Nokia to the police station in Clitheroe or 6700 in a case, was dropped on telephone01200425851.' ; ■


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Shakeys on song for Help the Heroes


iSABDEN-BASED band ,'Shakeys Brother put in a


great effort to raise funds for Help for Heroes.


: The popular five-piece ; toured the length of the land as they played their unofficial


• World Gup anthem, England ‘til I Die, at every single league ground in the country this summer.


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... And, at a recent gig at the Kings Arms in Clitheroe, they presented a cheque to the


;North West Help For Heroes branch for £2,650. Their tour spanned 12 days and saw them travel more than


3,200 miles before finishing up at Wembley.


f . Despite tiredness and being


turned away from Coventry City and Man United, front­ man Mark Capstick said there were definitely more highs than lows throughout the tour. “We had been recently let


down by the organisers of an American fund-raising event in support of endangered species, so we decided to do something ourselves and raise some mon­ ey for a charity which is dose to most people’s hearts. “ We decided we could do


this tied in with the World Cup and came up with an idea to write and record our own World Cup anthem and then take this further by completing a charity tour playing the song at every English league ground


in as short a time as physically; possible. . :.


“The camaraderie and team


spirit was a real high. At times morale was faltering, but we picked each other up and kept going with a beer and a barbe­ cue at the end of every day. . “Support from family and


friends at home was also a massive help in getting it off the ground and my dad’s driv­ ing skills, navigation and repair work were invaluable. “Support received from


clubs such as Burnley, Accring­ ton Stanley, Middlesbrough, Sheffield Wednesday and Liv­ erpool was also uplifting as was being filmed by ITV London at ■White Hart Lane and appear­


ing on the Six O’clock News. ■ At most grounds the band


collected memorabilia which was auctioned off at the end of the tour. , “The money is still coming in with the total currently stand­ ing at £2,795.59,” added Mark.


• “Massive thanks goes to our friends and family who helped organise the tour, and to local businesses for helping provide money to get us on the road.” Anybody still wanting to donate can do so at www.


bemycharity.com/worldcup- tour. For more information on


the band, visit www.myspace. com/shakeysbrother or www. facebook.com/shakeysbrother.


Trailblazers hard at work by Duncan Smith


; A TEAM of dedicated volunteers are cre­ ating a new mountain bike trail at Gisbum


■ Forest which is helping to support the : rural economy.


' The volunteers have already hand-built


; around 60 metres of the “free-ride” trail i in the forest. When completed, in spring ! next year, it will be 400 metres in length, i and permission and support for the trail


. has been given by the Forestry Commis­ sion, which manages the site. Martin Colledge, Forestry Commission


beat forester, said: “This project is being led by an enthusiastic group of volunteers, which primarily consists of local moun­


tain bikers. They were seeking to create a trail with features that could help them


. develop techniques that the existing trails ' within the forest are not able to do.


“Following previous Forestry Commis-


• sion-led work with volunteers that created i other mountain biking trails at Gisburn, 'this local group had the confidence to ap-


: there for everyone to use. And, because ' they are working in conjunction with us at. • the Forestry Commission, we can ensure ! that the trail blends in with the landscape and meets safety requirements.” "■'.'The Forestry-Commission has sup- . . ported the project by paying for an ex-., ;


Iproach us with their idea fora free-ride : trail within the forest, near the village of .Tosside. - pr,“rthink that it is great that local peo- 'ple are getting together and are willing to work on creating features that will be


.From the court...


CLITHEROE man Ryan Gordon High (23), of The Crescent, was committed on bail to Preston Crown Court when he appeared before Blackburn magistrates


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perienced trail builder to help design the; free-ride trail. They have; also provided


, tools and equipment as well as a trained; ■ forester who used a chainsaw to clear a path through the trees. .. One of the leading forces behind th e . new free-ride trail is Ed Oxley,.who has ; started a business - Great Rock - provid-: ing mountain biking skills training using the trails within Gisburn Forest; >; .' ^ .. Mr Oxley said the mountain biking


trails built by volunteers, working with the Forestry Commission,'were helping to support rural businesses, such as pubs;, and were helping entrepreneurs like himi set up their own enterprises. “The Forestry Commission; by helping ;;


charged with inflicting grievous bodily ; harm on Darren Taylor ^


^ • In a separate case at Blackburn Mag-.


. istrates^ Court; Mark'Anthony Smith ■ (35), of Oxford Street, Warrington, was


;, local riders to create the mountain biking; trails within'Gisburn Forest, has been re-;' ally supportive of local businesses like The Dog and Partridge pub in Tosside and


- people like me. - . ' “They have definitely supported me with my business by giving me a place to operate ” .; The trail is being built so that it will be .accessible by riders of all levels and will; have features such as rollers, jumps, and-; ■ tight banked turns, called berms, as well; .as table-top jumps.


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- For, more information about GisburnV ; Forest visit wvw.forestiy.gov.uk/gisburn.'T .You can also’visit the Gisburn Fo res t; ’.Facebookpage.- ^


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' remanded, on bail charged with unau­ thorised taking of a car at Whitewell on' September 25th,-aggravated by damage;


; caused,'driving without insurance and. ' Tailing to provide a specimen of breath - for analysis.


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