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The ditheroe


Thursday, September 30th, 2010 No. 6,468 news and views from the Centre of the Kingdom www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Price 75p ’'SsSSSlI


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Hospital plan on the critical list


byFaizaAfzaal


PLANS for a new multi-mil­ lion pound hospital in Clit- heroe are set to be shelved,


it has been revealed. A new hospital in Clithe-


roe promised to revolutionise healthcare for people in the rural borough. Now health officials have


claimed the development, along with other similar schemes in East Lancashire, is no longer affordable due to the tough economic climate and tight NHS finances. The decision has not yet


been formally rubber stamped, but that is the recommendation being put to a full board meet­ ing of NHS East Lancashire which is due to take place later today (Thursday). The news comes as a massive blow to residents in the Kibble


‘We are not asking for special treatment or a state-of-the art hospital, we just want one that was promised to us' - Kibble Valley MP Nigel Evans “We want Kibble Valley


Valley who have been waiting years for the development of their new community hospital. It has also angered Kibble


Valley MP Nigel Evans who has fought vigorously to ensure the development is given the go-ahead. He has branded the decision


a “disgrace” and vowed to fight it at the highest level. “The people of Kibble Val­


ley deserve far better,” he said. “I want the interests of the people of the Kibble Valley put first. It’s simply not fair.


money to be spent in the Kib­ ble Valley - simple as that. “We are not asking for spe­


cial treatment or a state-of-the art hospital, we just want one that was promised to us. “We are paying 21st Century


taxes for a not very 21st Cen­ tury institution. It’s an absolute disgrace. “I will be speaking to Health


Secretary Andrew Lansley about this. All I’m asking for is fairness for the people of the


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‘GEEK CHIC’: Jonny (far right) with his new band members ready to wow Simon Coweil at his viila in Spain, (s)


Has Jonny got the X-Factor?


CLITHEROE'S singing star Jonny Lloyd has made if through to the lost 32 acts bat­ tling to win 12 places in the X-Factor live finals. Millions of viewers have been watching


Jonny (29) and his new band "Princes and Rogues" showcase their talent on Britain's biggest and most fiercely contested TV tal­ ent show "The X-Factor", since it returned to our screens last month. And the 29-year-old former pupil of


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School is re­ maining tight-lipped about his journey on the rest of the show. "There will be lots of exciting perform­


ances, lots of laughter and lots of tears - you will just have to wait and see." Saturday will see Jonny and his boy band, dubbed "the geeks" fly out to Si-


by Faiza Afzaal


men's luxury Spanish villa in Marbella. This is the second time Jonny has made


it through to the judges' homes stage. In 2006 he came under the national spotlight after being booted off "The X-Factor" for breaching show rules. He and his former band, "Avenue",


who managed to wow the judges and make it to the final 12 of the televised competition, were disqualified after it was revealed they had been "manufactured" by British pop mogul Ashley Tabor. At the time many assumed that was the


last they would see of them, but in 2008, "Avenue's" debut single "Last Goodbye"


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