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Dinner dance raises £12,000


MORE than £12,000 was raised and had been donated to Christies Hosptial from the proceeds of Samlesbury and District Young Farmers’ charity dinner dance and auction held to celebrate the club’s 75th anniversary. The evening took place at Ewood Park,


charity auction and items included 50 acres of chopping, buckraking and carting kindly donated by Mr Harry Wilson, five lots of different animal feed from local companies, a VIP trip around the JCB factory, eight various lots of prizes kindly donated by agricultural fertility companies and two-day deer stalking in Scotland kindly donated by Mr John Briggs, to name just a few and everyone was so generous in the bidding as well as extra donations on the night. President Graham Young said


“After the exciting atmosphere of the auction, members and friends danced into the night and had chance to catch up with friends. A fantastic night was had by all, it was lovely to see old and new faces celebrating the club’s success over the years.” Also during the evening 40 different


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and individuals that do­ nated items to be auc­ tioned or raffled off to raise funds for Christie Hospital, as well as all of the individuals who gave so generously on the night.” Photographs of the evening are now available to buy on www. samlesbury.org.uk.


landson and secretary Lizzie Coarsaid: “A huge thanks must go to all of the sponsors, businesses


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Operation targets school transport


MORE than a hundred vehi­ cles were stopped and checked by police and other agencies across Lancashire as part of a national road safety operation. Operation Coachman saw


officers from Lancashire Con­ stabulary, Lancashire County Council and the Vehicles and Operators Services Agency (VOSA) checking vehicles tak­ ing young people to schools and colleges at 11 sites across the county, including Ribbles- dale High School Technology College, in Clitheroe. A total of 110 buses, coach­


safety of vehicles, officers checked driving licenses and criminal record certificates. ■ A total of 31 offences for a range of mechanical faults such as defective brakes, tyres and lighting were found. Three immediate prohibi­ tions were-handed out and


es, minibuses, taxis and private hire vehicles which regularly carry child passengers were checked for safety, vehicle maintenance, licensing and driver’s hours. As well as looking at the


three delayed prohibitions were given. Once a prohibition notice


has been placed on a vehi­ cle, the driver must repair the defect or submit the vehicle for a full MOT before the prohibi­ tion can be removed. PC Angela Elsden, from the


road policing unit, said: “This operation was intended to ensure that vehicles transport­ ing children and teenagers to schools and colleges across the county are roadworthy. “We are dedicated to


transportation officer for Lan­ cashire County Council, added: “It was gratifying that most of the vehicles tested were found to be roadworthy and safe, con­ firming our own belief that the vast majority of vehicles com­ missioned by us are in a sound and fit condition.”


reducing the number of people killed and seriously injured on our roads and we will continue •o carry out these operations to ensure that all vehicles are complying with legislation and using our roads safely.” Peter Brown, principal


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Happy ending for your wedding dress


IS your wedding dress gathering dust in a ward­ robe? Why not give it a happy ending by donating it to Clitheroe’s Cancer Research UK shop? With the royal wed­


ding just around the cor­ ner, the charity shop, in Castle Street, is asking women to donate their wedding dresses to help other brides-to-be who are feeling the pinch. Shop manager P at


Kenyon said: “William and Kate are set to tie the knot this year and spring is on its way, so everyone is going


marriage crazy, but if you celebrated your big day recently, you know they don’t come cheap. “If your old frock is in


end of line or unwanted stock are also being asked to clear their stock rooms, making way for the new season whilst raising money for Cancer Re­ search UK’s life-saving work.” The shop is looking for


the attic gathering dust then you could help anoth­ er happy couple by donat­ ing it to charity. “Wedding shops with


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dresses of all sizes and styles and is hoping that with the help of the local community, they can take some of the stress out of planning a wedding. Pat added: “People don’t


their old wedding dress at home, then their donation could make someone’s big day extra special and they will be helping Cancer Research UK continue their research.”


always realise it, but the charity shop is becoming the new place to find your perfect wedding dress. “I f anyone still has


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