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Clltheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, September 30,2010
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POLICE investigating a bur glary at Clitheroe Football Club found a piece of paper with the culprit’s name written
on it. Blackburn magistrates heard
FLAGS: Children from St Leonard’s Primary School, at Langho, with the “scarf’ made from the flags of World Cup teams and containing more than 300 signatures.
A letter from Number 10 by Duncan Smith
A LETTER from Prime Minister David Cameron has arrived for children at St Leonard’s Primary School, in Langho. They actively supported
an international “Send My Friend To School” campaign aimed at enabling all chil dren in the world to attend school by 2015. This year’s theme, linked
to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, was “1 Goal”.
The idea was to make a scarf
• and get as many people as possible to sign it and then send it to Prime Minister David Cameron as a remind er of the Millennium Devel opment Goals. These goals prioritise aid
spending to ensure everyone has access to clean water, sanitation, healthcare and education. Although there has been great progress in delivering universal primary education, some 72 million children in the world still do not go to school.
Children at St Leonard’s
have supported the cam paign for several years and 2010 was no exception. The children in Year 6
made flags of the countries taking part in the 2010 Fifa World Cup, which all the children in school signed. They then joined the flags
together to make a “scarf’ which they packaged up and posted to Mr Cameron at 10 Downing Street, together with a letter explaining what they had done to support the campaign.
The scarf contained more
than 300 signatures of pupils, staff and parents, and the children had also devised a World Cup game which they use to promote the 1 Goal campaign at the school’s Summer Fair. In his written reply, Mr
Cameron thanked the pupils for writing and sending their “excellent scarf’. He said he supported the campaign and had personally signed up to 1 Goal and knew how impor tant it was to invest in the education of children.
that Jordan Johnson denied leav ing the “clue”, but admitted the of fence when he was arrested. Johnson (19), of no fixed ad
dress, pleaded guilty to burglary and theft of spirits worth £25 and theft of an Xbox 360 games con sole and games on a separate oc casion. He asked for three other offences of theft to be taken into consideration. Johnson was jailed for 16 weeks
for the offences. Mr Peter Wild (prosecuting)
said the burglary was discovered on a Sunday morning by a club of ficial. A fire extinguisher had been discharge and bottles of drink taken.
ORGANISER of the new weekly Zumba party at Stirk House Hotel, Sharon Jones, is hoping to take it to a wider audience. “Following the interest. I’m looking to form a fun display team. We could visit retirement homes and perform at
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"When I was working on my own home, I realised there was a gap in the market for a service which helped people to use their living space to its maximum potential, " . explained Jason. “And that's when Space Interiors was born."
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W/hile the work is
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en the games console to the home of a mutual friend and Johnson had been playing on it with the other two. It was packed away in a rucksack, but later that day John son had gone and so had the rucL sack.
The owner later discovered the
Xbox and games had been sold to Blockbuster in Clitheroe.
Miss Clare Knight (defending) said Johnson had been without
funds and living wherever he could for about a month and that had been behind the spate offences. Miss Knight said Johnson had
not left the piece of paper in the football club, but had told the po lice another man was present at the time of the burglary'. “He says he would not be able to
comply with any community penal ty that was putionvard and'realises the only alternative is a custodial sentence,” said Miss Knight.
fund raising events and all ages and sizes are welcome!,” she said. A free class is to be held at Lee Carter’s Gym in Clitheroe at 1-30 p.m. on Friday, October 1st, or for more details send an e-mail to Sha ron at:
srnjones@aol.com
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