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A Cappella Singers will raise (cash for) the roof


MUSIC at St Mary’s is’delighted to be welcoming the A Cappella : Singers to perform a festive con­ cert this Saturday, December 10th, at the Clitheroe’s Parish Church.


The concert is part of the fund­


am’s School of Music and the' Royal Northern College of Mu­ sic, Louise concluded her time at college by winning the Concerto Competition and performing Debussy’s “Danse Sacree et Pro­ fane” to critical acclaim. She has performed live on BBC Radio 3


Cappella Singers have performed in St Mary’s. The programme be­ gins with Benjamin Britten’s “A . Ceremony of Carols”, which will be accompanied by award-win­ ning harpist Louise Thomson. A past student of both Cheth-


raising appeal to repair the land­ mark spire at St Mary’s, with work due to bein next year. ■ ■It is the first time that the A


and made her live television de­ but on BBC 1 for the Heaven and'


Earth show with soprano Kather­ ine Jenkins.


. The concert will also include two contrasting settings of the Magnificat. The first is by Per- golesi and is accompanied by a string .orchestra. The finald of the concert is Bach’s Magnificat in D and the orchestra will be augmented to include trumpets, flutes and oboes. . The orchestra will be led by


off with mulled wine and mince pies. Tickets are £8 to include re­


violinist Tracy Kceley,. another musician whose studies began at Chethams and the RNCM, and will be conducted by the musical director of the A Cappella Sing­ ers, Philip Johnson. The evening will be rounded


freshments. For tickets or further I information please phone 01200 429942 or 01200 427066.


Toy Appeal gets great response!


ANOTHER generous week from our readers and the people of Clitheroe and surrounding areas has resulted in a large selection of the best quality toys being col­ lected for the 2011 effort.


■ There is still plenty of time for you to deliver your donation of a new toy for any age group of child or teenager to our offices in King Street, Clitheroe or to the Salva­ tion Army shop in Lowergate. Capt. Elizabeth Smith said:


“We have had a great start to the appeal and two weeks in, we are seeing some fabulous toys being donated. It’s great to see them coming in in such large numbers and we’re hoping that this fan­ tastic start signifies our best cam- . paign yet. It’s really important


effort from local businesses keen to be involved, which should help us to make 2011 our most


. successful toy appeal yet. Please keep your fantastic donations coming - big or small, they really


this year, more than ever, that we make a difference for the chil­ dren that need our help.” This year has also seen a great


RESPOND now to a public consultation of future hous-


M ake y o u r o p in io n s c o u n t


I Hind. “It is essential in my view to


’ ing numbers in the Ribble Valley before it’s too late, urges local councillor Ken


ing from building as few as 43 a year over the 20-year period to as many as 559 a year, or 11,175, almost doubling the number of homes in the Ribble Valley. The trends point to a housing need toward the lower end of the op­ tions, less than 161 a year. “There is no case for higher


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numbers than this, although there has to be an acceptance that we need to build homes, but those should meet the needs of the area, shown by local trends, which clearly point to lower fig- -


. “The consultation will help to


decide if all sites currently iden­ tified for development are built


I upon, and if there is a need for further greenfield sites. It will also determine if there are going


to attend the Salvation Army’s Christmas day lunch are now be­ ing taken. Transport on the day to and from the Lowergate venue can be arranged for anyone who wants to enjoy traditional festive food in the company of others. For more details, or to book a place, please contact Capt. Eliza­ beth Smith on 07709 351394.


to make Christmas better for the deserving children involved. © Names of those wishing


Christmas events at library


CLITHEROE Library will host a variety of Christmas


. events over the festive period, with a Christmas decoration


. workshop starting off the cel­ ebrations this Saturday, De­ cember 10th, from 2 p.m. to 3-30 p.m. - The workshop will be free of


charge and visitors will be invited to make beautiful and original


company local primary school children singing Christmas carols


on Tuesday, December 13th from 10-30 a.m. to 12 p.m.


ten years are welcome to attend. Coffee and mince pies will ac­


Christmas decorations from old library books. A children’s fun crafts and activity workshop will take place on Saturday, Decem­ ber 17th, between 10 a.m. and- 11.30 a.m. Children aged five to


. to be new settlements such as the Standen estate village outside Clitheroe, or one at Barrow, or possibly both. It will determine


the number of houses built in the 31 villages in-the Ribble Valley, which could determine'the fate of village schools, shops, com-


I munity halls and pubs. “A major factor to be consid­


ered is the need to provide for our 18 to 24-year-olds as the


population of the Ribble Valley falls due to this age group leav­


ing the area in search of cheaper , housing locations. ■ , :


I “Movement of people from other areas into the Ribble Val­ ley, which has been the driver of growth here over the past 10


years, has slowed to a trickle. Another factor to be considered is the number of empty proper- ' ties and those for sale and rent identified by the Housing Mar­


ket Survey to be about 1587 in August 2011. This figure was understated and has to be con-


sidered as reflecting the fall in demand and trends in the in the locality.


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and parish councils speak out. Do not leave the consultation to the developers and landowners who will only press for greater ^


numbers of homes to be built, the majority of which will not meet local need.”


Requirement Review and how to register your comments can


Full details of the Housing ■ December 16th.


. be found at the councils website at: www.ribblevalley.gov.uk The consultation closes at 5 p.m. on


their views known, Coun. Hind added: “This is the most impor- , tant part of the public consulta­ tion on the future development of the Ribble Valley currently taking place. The number of houses to be included in the bor­ ough’s local development frame­ work or plan for the next 20 years determines the shape and envi­ ronment of the Ribble Valley for the foreseeable future. “There are 10 options, rang­


take part in the Ribble Valley Borough Council consultation on housing numbers, which clos­ es on December 16th,” he said, “and to press for fewer houses to be built over the next 20 years as the trends and need point to low­ er rather than higher numbers.” Urging local people to make


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