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Schools on to a winner i| m o t o r s Hillendale
LOCAL schools and clubs are set to receive new equipment following fur ther success for the Tesco for Schools
, and Clubs Scheme. Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans, and
representatives from four of the schools taking part, visited-Clitheroe’s Duck Street Tesco store to celebrate the na tionwide scheme, now in its 20th year. The programme enables schools that
have signed up to the programme to re deem vouchers from Tesco purchases
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against a range of products and equip ment, from iMacs and drum kits to gar den tools and tennis rackets. Shoppers in the local area were all
offered the vouchers when paying for their shopping over a 10-weck period, which they then donate to a school or club of their choice. The schools and clubs were then able to choose what equipment they wanted, to benefit and educate the children involved. Clitheroe store manager,
David Pollitt said: “Tesco for Schools and Clubs is a scheme which my team here are proud to be a part of. ■ “Thousands of custom
ers have been collecting the vouchers to help their chosen venue get the equip ment that they need. It shows what great results can be achieved when the whole community gets involved.”
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JUST REWARDS: Local school pupils with Tesco manager David Pollitt and Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans, (s)
From asylum to hospital it’s a fascinating history
AUTHOR Mark Cornwell gave an illustrated talk to Clitheroe Civic Society on the County Asylum at Whalley, better known today as Calderstones Hospital. The hospital has had vari
ous names over the years - The County Asylum, Queen Mary’s Military Hospital from 1914 to 1918, and the present one, Calderstones Hospital. When plans were introduced to
build on the site at Whalley there were many objections, just as to day with the present housing plans. One complaint stated that it would have to be built on heavy clay, most unsuitable for “lunatics”. It appears that all complaints
fell on deaf ears, and the 2,000 bed asylum was built on land that was purchased at £110 per acre, well above the normal price at the time of around £30 per acre. The speaker went on to describe
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self-sufficient in producing its own clothing and shoes and brushes in the various workshops around the site, while a kitchen that fed the populace was also provided. There was a school, isolation hospital, football and recreation ground, staff housing, and its own electri cal power house. Very early on, when the site was
being constructed, a railway line was built to help to bring in various supplies, and it was in use until it closed in 1952. The spur line (off the main line of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) was built near the village of Barrow. In the Great War of 1914 to 1918 - it was used to bring the wounded
troops to the re-named Queen Mary’s Hospital. Mr Cornwell showed many pho
tos of the area at that time, includ ing photos of its own station at the hospital.
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answer time, the packed audi ence showed its appreciation. For more information on The Calderstones Hospital and its rail way, Mr Cornwell can be contact ed on 01254 830754. The next meeting of the civic
society will be held at the Ribble Valley Borough Council chambers on November 7th at 7-30 p.m, with a talk by the Rev. Andy Froud on Science, Faith and Magic in Restoration England. All members, guest and visi
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