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/ September l l tn and even the Gulf War.': 5i*/?rve,been in the trade for over 30. /years, and this is the first time I’ve seenV ./airports clos^.:So far, it’s been worse» /thanp/11 and the Gulf .War,” said.the:/ manner of Althams Travel,' Ian Ghat-i: tonl-^,


f;/i; Fora week now.travellers have been - forced to either cancel their-plans, or - / make alternative arrangements, after ii. unprecedented restrictions were placed /onairtravellast-Thursday. ; - /fe '/And the disruption has been so far rreacbing that one Clitheroe travel boss • described this recent-act of God” as be-- i ing worse than previous disasters sudi as -


■/AN unprecedented level of travel fcHao'siscontinuingtobeexperi- /enced by Ribble Valley traveUers ; following Iceland’s volcanic erup­ tion.^. f-


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the biggest problem so far had been get-4 ii ting praple back into the country.


Speaking onTuesday, he added that-'


i«^^I^pratton added that the business ' /w ^ definitely suffering,'as all holidays'i f duringithe.'past .week bad been;can-:>-


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; < » i i e d . 4 & ' ^ r ' - j - ' / V t ' / ^ ' K|i^fWe’ve aim got people vdio are due to traveh but who can’t plan for their holi-


ii-sfjtgWe’ve people who were due to come ' / back-’&dm/Lanzarote ilast.Thursday/. ^iwho'still haven’t rnade it home,’? he ex- - "plained.cfPr,.j; “ ,• ‘


.. been made after some teachers and pu-. : nils have not been able to make it back '


' nying a football trip to Italy, which trav- '* . : eUed out after Easter and w ^ due back on Friday.


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'-.had been playing football on the beach'/'' » while arrangements were made to bus:?: y them back to the Ribble Vallgr.>Th^mt;s:; -? out fay road on Monday evening add are'..:/ & expected back later this week.” - ' - Hundreds of o verse t students have//'


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4' been unable: to return.to Stonyhurst,/'// A however,' it will be lessoiis as normal for fc : these youngsters as tutors 'will ensure


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-Wednesday after the Easter bre^'<’‘&. If ar^one has been stranded abroad


/'.work is sent to them via the intemet'/^j'/i/ i Despite,the disruptions; Stonyhumt College was due to open as nprsal pn :'^


; o r . unableTto' fly: due' to the^disasterj^; c.pleasefcontact the newsdeskbn 01200ky 4 2 2 3 2 4 . ,


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Peyton,'Pro Leith .and Mat­ thew Fort on last Friday's re­ gional final programme. : ^ / '."I am absolutely over the moon to hove been voted-


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:-t Katherine Walker, director of market- ; ing and communications, said the boys' :


. Three members of staff are accoinpa---> - ? -y-.-


- pening more than a day in advance.”.. ' r : . At schools and colleges provision has' ‘.


: across the world, some on holiday and : some on school trips.


. home for the start of term.. ; ' - At Stonyhurst College, 10 teaching . . staff are stranded at various locations "


- ments such as putting their dog into ken- . - nels etc,’^ he e r^ la in ^ “A t the moment,' they’re not going to know what is hap-.-.'


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