StftS


Sse-feSv t i4Wh -‘- J* -'t ’ ’ ’Y 'V ' ' % .


INSIDE^YOUR CLITHEROEy ADyERTISER^NDJIMES;!


■ Valley^Matlers “ * ' ; ' " 6 and 7^,^ ■ Village News"-'


1^ ■ Lette;s : • ’' ■ Weekendplus ' 5*■Family Notices' " ^ /4i ‘


15,16and 17x“f' ^ ^ 4


^ ^ The paper that saves you money. I Motors Today . ' J Sport ■*’ .


.’n,i-S''’n - i p '■ '


^ • 36,37 and^38^^i; ■" ' 2 0 an d 21 " P '


■


' ' 4 0 to _ 4 6 ^ ^"'53 to 5 0 1


? X^ ’ rl^VNEORMATJOWS;^


DUTY chemist: Read and Simonstone, Pharmacy,^ 90 Whatley Roadj'Read: Sunday,.noon to 1-30 p.mli POLICE 01200443344 , ,


FTRR: Tnemergencv999 and ask for fire service.^f-'^ S


V


ELECTRICITY 08001954141 ' . V 'r'> , GAS 0800111999' f i ;


WATER 0845 462200'"-L m COUNCILS: Ribble-Valley Borough Council,- Cht-3 i ' ’'- >-


heroe425111. Clitheroe.Town Council, 424722.w<7f-) HOSPITALS: Royal Blackburn: Royal Hospital;'; 01254:263555; Airedale General Hospital,;SteeTi ton: 01535 652511; Chtheroe Community Hospital:;;


427311 ■''''-< " A "


ALCOHOL Information Centre:B1282 416655:;Xis',:; AIDSLINE 01282 831101 (7 p m to 9 p m ) -> * 'J DOMESTIC Violence Helpline 01254879855, , :


‘ ’


CRUSE Bereavement Care: 01772 433643.j^r!;*--s£ ENVIRONMENTAL Agency: Emergencies T


T 807060


DRUGS: Local confidential advice and information -' line 01254226200 National 0800776600 • "


. ‘


SAMARITANS 01254 662424 ‘ - "^'V- MONTHLY Volunteer Helpline 01200422721 ^ LANGASHIRE':Rural‘.Stress;Network:;01200i:


RIBBLE'iValleyjTalkingf Newspaper:,01254;:' 825341 « - .'X.jJ.i.fS- 2i^r


' .V* > r"' 427771


QUEST-(specialist smoking.cessation service);5' 01254358095 ' '■ . - f -


. ' ,


RIBBLE'Valley CitizensVAdvice Bureau: 01200-5 428966


' j ' ’ J ,


ADVERTISING: 01200 422323: Classified: 01282‘.( 422331


CONTACT NEWS 01200422324 ’’


FAMILY Notices 01282 478134 PHOTO Orders: 01772:838026 FAX 01200443467 .


- -A , ^ ;


i \h


E-MAIL m EDITOR: r6y.prenton@eastlancsnews.co.ukj')S«'.-:}«:


NEWS editor: duncan.smith@eastlancsnews.co.uk?;. ^


- / / p/>


News^online 24 hours a day, seven days a week at www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk3;


The rVcycled paper content of uki'^ 'l^ !r 'n ew s p a p e rs in 2010'was77.f/o ^


W E A T H E R ^ S'l


ir


l # i ^ ' >^~i f yS3- ‘Pi


■ DunsopBridge' ;■ Slaidbum? XSASi ’-fe w. J


V-t i ’‘>-5 ‘7-


//ofWhalley Chamber of Trade said , sj,aw of Dance Floor Couture, S a k s , 7,Our gorgeous boutiques and' , .“Once again the success of our event was due to the/edicated sup- ^


■ '-P°TT° v° , u


' ' y ' f


T h'* ?Gfaphics,MittonHall, Robin Ker-*


Hugj,es, Pucker and Blush .-jempting eateries make^Whalley a j


unique and exciting shopping des-


-1 models, dressers and sjiecim con- commented .“People have been , , heading to Manchester or further .tributors, including Whalley Cham- t'delighted by the vanety of ladies’,, , afield ” \


J > *1 1 X S l'^Tv Blackburn Accrington . ;vWeekend weatjier: Staying unsettled with^'-Sv W hm U i


7 withVroIonge3 spells’of cloud and ram Sunrise:,4-51 a m Sunset: 9-38 p m' ■' > , , ‘/Lighting up time: 9^08 p m


^


^(sunshine and heavYsnowers, ocMsionally/W ”


-iTing involved in the transportation of.fitviduals and businesses thousands ofpnhe theft of-metal is urged td call .Vmetal


i'checks of vehicles suspected of be- ^proWem of metal theft It costs indi- ’* ,, • Anyone with information about ir'-pounds^each year-'it is not a victim-. the police on 0845 125 3545 or'call


/ P o l i ^ i c r a c k ^ b ^ ^


,-r^ Special thanks goes to all o u r.. ^ Chiet organiser Marianne Hyde' encourage people to visit us before ^ - . ' 5 ‘7 >v 7'


/ ' ’'n’’ ^ choreographer Jodie Boyes”' ' t m a t i o n , and we would certainly-’ WHALLEY’S annual' “Fizz, ^


/ Fashion and Fine Fare” event at ' Mitton Hall was a real showstopr-;;;;


? pe,r, raising £2,000 for Whalley’s , ; 7 bid to enter Britain in Bloom"/? and Best Kept Village 2012 ? f };


^:?5s; Guests enjoyed a drinks recep- jf;.?- ■si tion courtesy of WhalleyWine Shop;«| ;'--;and nibbles by Amy’s Deh, as singer;:/ ss-Wayne Farrow got the evenmg’spTw | tertainment off to a fine start , Models then took to the catwalk^ j


i'sto showcase the ^clothing and foot-;; :y; wear available from.Whalley’s fine .v*;?; - retailers Precious, Maureen Cook-’ ,


'son,Checkmate,Cosgroves,Pucker | and Blush,-Hansel and Gretel, f;


:K- Whalley. Warm and Dpi,’ and Poshu; ^couk *•- 'T.


' ‘ ^ ; ; Ribble Valley Mayoress Grace ?


'teHore said: .‘T have had a thoroughly .;?:? enjoyable evening ->■ the show, and!?::;


, ,-.ber of Tradelmembers, Krea te / Y‘^P4 ®nd children s fashion on |


-f ; ' 1;


- :;byFaiza Afeaal; i i r ' T 0800 ; .. ti’x-it’tl.s. . . ............ . , New wte: ■ -


: to: be able - to. elect. J members s' to s join /;the House of Lords' rather, than having


Would you • like


V the sveurrente sysr! tern? J * '-X'


, -I nPlKhejMiii! ^ y m E f We asked:l5 «■ - /


Sh'ould *■ public^?, Ii-, brqries:ffiopeng.on!


-Sundays?' ' 'lYouvote_d:-%|p;‘0,


,VisitBingoTodayatclHhe- ^roeadveltlser.co.lJk for a ^ : ciiancejo win Gasfi prizM-' 'and join our chat cdm^,^; xmunityfor'new^views and iau’ghslTpu can pjay-v


ifii ^ .IE? *i


ilTaditibnal 90780 and 75,? ,7baii bingo'as weil as great? Igames such as Deai or^T^^ 4NoDeai, Lucky Numbers,,' Speed Bingo and.Jpker^'>-


/'Jackpot. New piaVers are J giifen £25 when they de-r:,'


V,'' 4


Vposit their first £10 t that’s £35 to spend to win! Piay Bingo Today | Jin our 5p and lOp rooms to find out more about our progressive/;^ - jackpots, 'speciai offers and promotions. And keep an eye on The r |


. ’ . , . g /» -vV i. s-v


Ciitheroe Advertiser & Times tor special otters to be redeemed! 2;


^ -f{T ^ V " k k , * t Jt “ ly-i — V; ’ 1 L* / V ' ^ 21-. . www.clltherMadvertlsor.co.uk.ii.: T O P 9


STORIES ^ I--'


It’s full-time for Rovers doc Chris: '.:1


.-l2:^lnspirational’ 4;;: Ciitheroe Royal


f. Grammar School ; teacher suspend- " e d .W a ^ ? ^ ,S , I .>3. Martin Pater- ir son is staying at iBurnieyFC. ^


'4 . Drink-drive . -.'teacher banned;.'-.'.; Kfrorii road after A59: smashr’ '


; 5: Boy involved in - '< accident. ’ ^ - 6: Couple celebrate;


:;'£3,500,000 Nation- ;: , al Lottery win. ic?,. Traders asked to^ be on guard.


I 8. Firefighters free f i baby locked in car. j 9. Police officer. . ; .'.trapped after freak.; fall outside pub. :. -:.:


Warnmeto traders over i


iii^bneyscam . PO LIC E are warn ing traders of a “short ’ change’?! scam .which is - sweepingUhrough the . Valley , They are particularly


hunting. two women of -L Eastern .European ;de- -j scentwhoare, targeting-! Ribble,.Valley shops and - confusing: shopkeepers’'^: into .handing over more.-:' money than they should.


St^w arfrH ariyiW as 3 . | t i r B i 0 j S S : W o r K 0 r j ? \ , i


f O l / s U T 0 i C O ] l l . ] l l L U ] l . l t ^ : : :


A WELL-RESPECTED community^ s talwart, \ former parish and Rib- ’ ■: ble Valley councillor and «


:v: Gisbum businessman hassi died at the age of 82 ’ <' Mr Harry Turner Wad-


' 'dington; who was dubbed s “Mr Gisburn.;for his life-


1 long dedication and hardi-s- .'■work for the. village; diedi> : at homeafter a shortilL t.’.-


ness _ / - Mr^Waddington was .


Zran'his own.business in tbe'timber trade, later


born in Gisburn and


s branching out into build-ji5 mg contracting Stj- . Z After,completing his -


; National Service with the :-i 'Royal ArmyiVeterinary. j ' Gorps;;Mr.;.,Waddington a


' : met his wife;to-be,'Hilda, atj an ex-serviceman’s . gathering at Gisbum - The couple married


: ■ at St.Michael’s- Church,: ’ Bracewell, and made their. * home in Gisburn, having


" three children ;^Helen; : ■ Smith and:Richard:and


David Waddmgton T. Mr Waddingtonwas de­


: ■


scribed as a.-“kmd) caring and compiunity-spirited person” who was extreme- • ly passionate about village ■ • life.’ He served as a Ribble


:v:; Valley councillor for. 25 ; years covering Gisburn,-


: Rimington.vPaythorne and Horton-in-Craven


HARRY WADINGTON? 'cession through Gisbum,:


:'he always organised, a-,


:"fantastic float and loved, dressing up , “He thrived on help- ing others and never rcr


"tired. He underwent a knee operation last Sep-


ji tember and continued to " work seven days a week: ' He was a workaholic. He


1: developed a small timber ■' business, into a'sawmill company called Railside Trading


-


■ '“ He also had a passion ■ for shooting and was a


ii‘: Mr Waddlngton’schll- ^ i: dren: also' paid -.tribute, .► 'saying: .“Dad was a.very caring person who would go out of his way to help


''member of Catlow Shoot in Slaidbura ”


He formed a Young Gon- ;;v:°?l?®J?,-^Y^y°"9 .knew servatives branch and was;:


a member of the Gisburn .v Lqfd Log^because he Playing-Fields Gommit-.iii: represented th e willa^


, and ;


1 The first incident hap penedvatia; Chtheroe^, • newsagents, but more re- ;.: : cently. th'fc women struck .: at a local’garden centre.


35.:; One ofthe,women, de-.fL scribed as'^m her late 40s, ';.?


.with' dark’ complexion, : ( ■blonde,: hairj and wear- - ,


5ing-.black:clothing,'en-s.;:; tered the garden centres .. andihanded'over.a £20lx note’to'.the cashier to be exchanged> f0r..two £10 . notessOnce the'cashier.: did as she was asked, the :• conwomaniclaimed sheiiu-; had'been.short-changed v.:^^ andiwas.owedsanother:'1'


'penediat.a:town'centre i! newsagents and again at .2, the same garden centre, j . ::. ■'^- Police say the two worn- : ; enwere spotted earlier in : , :


was being driven up Pen- !,


? die Road, Chtheroe ' ) kSgt-John'Lindsay, of


,,Glitheroe police, IS mves-,v!: "tigatmg'the.incidents. He ,x Isaid: “These women were. ■


-am urging traders to be on :ftheiriguard?ofany,suspi-_;;.


►Clous womenj m particu-, ■ larf two women of Eastern j


.'mation'iregardingJlie;;;, iwhereaboutSTOfethese,


'■European descent ” - • Anyont'^with infor-'


'^women is urged to^call fGlitheroe!i.Eolice:!,on;|>


5443344 or.Grimestoppcrs^ !.- >,


tvery clever in the,way they 'il ►.confuse the shopkeeper. I ; .j j


■ >:ksjA similar incident hap: !.- £10 . 1 : tee t-


“Harry was always in- volved. in: all aspects: of


We have not only lost a Mrs Waddmgton said' - dad, but a diamond village,-life.:'He enjoyed-'.?5i G*s6urnnt 11 a.m. tom ^ at St Maiy.s Church,


organising village/vents >9' ' '/ ? so that the community Mr could get together.;When his wife, his three children


we had a gala and a pro-,„ and four grandchildren


i ’ : 3 6 5 ^ : ------"N


.'A MAMMOTH: challenge ■ has, a lm o s t t'


! reached its chm'ax for:12 work colleagues, --. and friends who are.walkmg 365 miles in


aid of charity (,} ■"' -‘•. ' ' / V '* last Sunday.when the,,./


' group of: intrepid walkers from Hansonj" ‘ '' UK arid the Royal Bank of Scotland • Pres-"


:: ton; set out on a 365-mile non-stop w^lk to ■" raise money for; the British Limbless Exr..v^:,


’ Service Men’s Association (BLESMA).-s, 1' -ATheystarted from the Hanson Gementw..,-


'>


June accompanied by two.;:,. men.m an old green-col:; oured,Mercedes,.which i:-!


■ works (formerly Castle Gement) in Chthe-'.^i :


i - roe to walk to its sister.wbrks at Ketton, . --'near Peterborough, and Padeswood in .55, North Wales, before returning to Clithe- ' roe ':It was planned to take five days in tp:^;;


" ’ tal and is being walked m relays by pairs;!j>; of walkers '


Each pair arc walking for nine miles, ' t /


S taking around three hours, before handing'..;;; s- ' over to the next pair. .They then rest for, 15;. 4 S' hours before starting their next nme-mile,^;


Walk organiser is Peter Fielding, a shift : manager at: Hanson Gement, Ghtherpej'^.j


stmt L t x-X /► < k. ’i y Y" I ,


ft: who IS joined by Georgina Lawrence, Paul .I; Higson, Paul Cowell, Andy^Fairhurst, of Hanson Cement at Padeswood, Sean


’*'Hodges,'Barbara Fielding; Sam Fielding, Jack Fielding, Neil Clarke, Lisa McDer­ mott and Alex Smith ,


rose Nursery site in Whalley Road at lU . r i 30 a m before parading through the town ^ 9 with their collection tins L • > ^


\^rnLxayj ‘*jr


’ 4 Theywill return to Chtheroe tomorrmv . ^ you can help by sponsoring the walk" .Ju s t Walking and sent to JustWalkmg (Friday) assembhng aUhe fomer Pn -


\ „ t 11V T 1. X17-.1U frt Tiicf Wnltina


. . in ' or making a donation All money collected bLESMA To do-


r-


donation All money collected' ■ payable to


INTREPID WALKERS: The walkers get ready to set off on their 365-miie^ reiaywalkinaidofBLESiy|A.(A030611/lb) '


visit: www.justgivmg.com/Peter-Fieldmg; p e r io d


'Sherborne Rise & Recline Chairs -;


'■


'available to view in our ; , Clitheroe'showroom'Z | *dver 42 different designs to choose froni 4/ „ V


' •Dual or^single'motor,'; '.'• Hugeselection of fabric and leather


1 , ‘if.


■•-!-:ciilhoroeAd'vertIser&'nmes,Thursday, July 7,2011 V V{ 4


- . » - -


:;^ ern swing specialists,iThe Swing Cpminand-^’s^i^ . ers - i. ‘ i".’


BACK on home ground after a whirlwind^ | ' five-city tour of Texas, are Clitheroe’s West-,


. - . i- ^ : The band headlined the celebrated Leg- '' -5; “


^'ends of Western Swing Festival in Wichita Falls before moving on to Fort.Worth,-Ban- dera and Austin to present the best of Eu- ''rope’s Texas Swing to enthusiastic audiences


‘f of real Texans They also performed on 1 ,durmg their Stateside visit


I 'i " x t Even their only ‘ night off’ did not go ac-


'f cording to plan when the sextet turned up to , 's»watch one of the world’s top ,Western swing . ',.bdnds at The Broken Spoke, Texas’s most historic honkytonk ► The Hot Texas Band were without their ':?:fiddle player so Swing Commanders violinists


''i? Garaor Sutcliffe and Rosy Williams took.thc, S'place by storm as they split the fiddle.wgrk S'fdf the whole gig without any rehearsal and with only the most basic notes to hand The home band invited the.Swing.Corny"


COALS TO N ^ C A S T L E : The Swing Commanders pictured on the set of TV station, KENS5 following their live television performance in San Antonio, Texas.


m true Chtheroe style'


'AN.f'inspirationarXteacher.ata Glithe-. roe school who took two months off work without a sick note, repeatedly failed to attend staff meetings and was convicted, of harassment has been suspended from , the classroom for six months


q':'The General Teaching'Council’s Profes-' sional Conduct Committee l founa tr ie i.,awleiey £;.


~ -L'gui : lt .y • o /f./»: “u•nac -cepta' 1. 1 2010 rZ


-> It found that he failed to follow the school’s . The committee smted “We are satisfied abserice'procedure by not providing a sick:;^ the conduct of Enc Caiyley in rel^^^^^ nom for Ms absence between February 11th, facts we have found proved involved a breach


' ,3'' ‘ ^ sionelement 1 bleprofessionalconducf?i. : ,harassment between February, 9th and-12th, . _-_r- d Eric C 1


while employed at Chtheroe Royal Grammar 2010, made the subject of a restraining order School between November, 2009, and April;-r'i and given a community order with a supe^i- ,


g r c iiu i iiicii .uiiiu mi-u^iw . ‘.


TeachPr barred SIX


-and ApriH8th, 2010, and that he/‘acted in an- ;■ unreasonable and inappropriate manner” by, repeatedly failing to attend scheduled meet-.


•i-.Sjt found he also failed to communicate with, ; • senior members of staff about his absences;; V He was convicted a t ; Hyndburn Magis-. itrates’ Court on March 4th; 2010, of pursu-. -ina a course of conduct which amounted to ;


cf ‘ i (


' manders to join them on stage to share four numbers before letting them loose on their,,; musical equipment to round off the eyening|


< j


/StarSl® - i c ^ m „


f ’


I-JJ


• ofthe Code of Conduct and Practice for Reg-" i ' istered Teachers."We are satisfied the con-' ,


- duct of Eric Cawley fell short of the standard^;; expected ofthe profession


* ( “Accordingly we are satisfied Enc Cawley is^-';


' guilty of unacceptable professional conduct.'!; y . . • It said it had heard evidence Mr GawleyX: was “on occasions an inspirational teacher.’L:.: but it was satisfied it was necessary, to impose ;.;:- a suspension order for six months ■ Following that period, Mr Cawley can- ,


- not return unless he provides a letter, from a GP confirming he is fit and able, to remrn to ,;


-■'teaching in a full-time or.part-time capacity.,!- .;, .; ‘" Mr Cawley has a right of appeal to, the High i Court within 28 days


! i


>5 Year Guarantee ‘ K S m ^Spi’^ing seats ..


' afffordmHmobilit^ High Seat Fireside Chairs


mj;


Huge choice.of fabrics -


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28  |  Page 29  |  Page 30  |  Page 31  |  Page 32