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One walk and five reservoirs
A DOZEN Clithe- roe Ramblers set out from Hurstwood, near W o rs th o rn e , fo r a 10-mile ramble into the Pennine moorlands. Led by John Webb,
the group walked along side Hurstwood reser voir, before going on the Burnley Way over to Widdop reservoir. The day was fresh and
sunny, in stark contrast to when this same walk was done three years ago.. in driving rain.
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miring the sun shining on Lower and Upper Gorple reservoirs, the group took a peaty path past the unusually shaped Gorple Stones, and on to the more iso lated and less visited Cant Clough reservoir. The consensus of opin
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Clltheroo Advertiser&TImos,Thursday, November.10,2011 Valley MP - m i How many new homes?
RIBBLE Valley residents are being asked their views on how many houses should be built in the borough over the next 20 years. ‘
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^Council has been working on-its Local Development Framework, which contains documents on a wide variety of issues, such as where new
by Duncan Smith
development might take place, affordable housing, housing for the elderly, employment, the economy and the environ ment.
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cludes a Housing Requirement Review, which assesses how many new houses might be needed in the borough over
the coming years. Colin Hirst, Ribble Valley Borough Coun cil’s head of regeneration and housing, said: “As a responsi ble planning authority, Ribble Valley Borough Council needs to have an understanding of the level of homes and jobs the; borough might need in order to remain a vibrant and sus tainable place in which to live and work. .
“Our Housing Requirement
Review therefore sets out how the area might .address: its, housing needs over the coming, years and we are seeking the views of local residents on this important process.” ‘ The findings of Ribble
Valley’s Housing Require ment Review arc contained in a brief guide, summary book let and full report, all of which
are available online at www.
ribblevalley.gov.uk, or from the council offices in Church Walk, Clitheroe, the Station Buildings in Longridge and libraries. Mr Hirst added: “The com
ments received will be report ed to a special working group that has been set up to take this matter further. . “The council has to de
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MORE than 150 people a t tended a delicious hog roast celebration event at Clitheroe
accident repair centre James Alpe. Among those attending were Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans and local Olym pic hopeful pentathlete Samantha Mur ray, who is sponsored by Alpe through the loan of a car to help fulfil her tough training schedule. The hog roast event was a double cel
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that many people had travelled from all over the UK to attend the
Friday afternoon event, which demon strated the great relationships that James Alpe Ltd - a diverse organisation encom passing several businesses - has with its many associates. Hog roast is often on the menu at Alpe,
particularly when its Spitting Pig division is testing new designs of machine. “Not all our customers know we make
these machines, in addition to repairing and converting vehicles, so we saw this as a great-opportunity to throw a big cel ebration and involve everyone who we wanted to thank,” said James.
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CLITHEROE United Reformed Church will hold its annual Remembrance Sunday . service this Sunday.
- Members will remember those con
nected with the church (which was then: Clitheroe Congregational Church) who lost their lives in the world wars. The central chair at the communion
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table has the inscription: “In memoriam Sapper Thomas Hayhurst. Died at Leeds.
29 August 1944”. The communion table is dedicated:
“In memory of Peter Liver, Royal Corps I of Signals, who died in Italy, 1944, from wounds received in action. Aged 21.’ And on the' lectern: “In memoriam Pilot Officer James Hargreaves Wilkin son. Lost in flight. April 26/271944. Aged
21.” The church has services on Sundays at
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61st birthday... CELEBRATIONS for the Pendle Club’s 61st birthday will kick off with a party at tended by the town mayor Ccun. Susan Knox and Ribble Valley mayor, Coun. Si mon Hore, along with the chairman ana trustees of the club.
: November 12th, from 4 p.m., will featur a birthday meal which will include a wel
come drink of alcoholic punch and dnn throughout the meal. Entertainment wnj take the form of a pianist and sing-a-lon,, and a pass the parcel game.
Val Cooper,Secretary of the Pend Club said: “It’s an absolute honour to oe
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AFFORDABLE OPTION: The new shared ownership homes, being built at Primrose View, are aimed primarily at iocal first t im e . buyers;
. and further shares can be purchased later to increase ownership to 100%. A rent is payable on the portion of the home you do not own. Nicky Harris added: “We
have established a purchase criteria. This includes pur chasers being 18 years old and over and in full-time
. employment with a house hold income under £60,000 per annum.
or working in the Ribble Valley area will take prec edence over non-first time
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to a high standard and in clude fully, fitted kitchens. The bathrooms have a fitted • three-piece suite and each home has a rear garden and one allocated parking space at the front. The properties:: are also fitted with solar pan els on the roof, which will re duce energy bills. Enjoying views across
open countryside at the edge of Clitheroe, estate agency Atherton’s is confident these
.new homes will prove popu lar. Martin McShane, direc tor, said: “Call 01200 420100 ■ or register your interest at
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by 5 p.m. on Friday, December 16th. Details on how to respond
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