— ' I - f , ' ,4 ’ ' I CUTHEROEADVEimSER&TIMES , . _ _ lyvwclitheroeadvertiswcouk Thu^ ujhursday,June 6,2013 www.clitheroeadvertisercbuk ■ CLIIHEROEADVERnSER&nMES ; .1 B NEWS IN BRIEF iV 200 feet down rope


'C l i th e r o p e A d v e r t i s e r a n d Um e s L o V & l S l l O D D G P ' ' www.clitheroeadveptiser.co.uk ' ''',-f^ • ' -


' 3 King Street, Ciitheroe,BB72EW . '


^ ^ ^ H <^ L . . .^v;. .< - it*"


:.. Editor: Chris D ag g et t^ H iis 'f ;■ chris.dagett@jpres~s'.co.uk ^ f News Editon Duncan Sm ith ;f


■j. paul.watson2@jpress.co.uk Reporters:-” ' '" Julie Magee


I , • . -


g e ts to re -o p e n T e s c o S t o r e .


sri' Vi Loyal customer Elizabeth -' '• Trevor-Joneshadthehbnour


CcntentManager PauIWatson - - ^ the Tes6o store at Clitheroe j


^ " ° f cutting the ribbon when


;:- unveiled itehewlook^;%sg^ n:|Mfs.Trevor-Jones has'


julie magee@jpress co u k ' ' ’ ’ feizaA lza alj fe c a a fta a ig jp re s sco u k '' Katie Hammond < katie hammond@jpresscouk • EncBeardsworth


,


• eric.beardsworth@jpress.co.uk' - Editorial. (01200) 422324


: ' shopped at Tesco ever sinch^^^ ■ it opened in.the town;24? ■'


■ years ago and she was invit-. edtpbetheyiPguestbystore?^


> manager Dave Pplhtt|§-^^^^^ The store has under-


■ gone a rolling' programme M of improyerhents over sev-


P l ^ e ^ a d v e r t


www.clitheroeadverbser.co.uk - ; advertising@eastlancsnews.co.uk


TOADVERnSEYOUR ’ BUSINESSINTHEMAIN PARTOFTHEPAPER ' Calluson


01282426161 ' ' ' 0128Z4Z6161


CEOUiPEc' inne ddiuatc . . SERVICES,'jOBS,PRIVATE t?,


, SA1ES,INCU1DING. '


FAMILY ANNOUNCEMENTS Calluson ^


01282422331 ‘ ' .'j ’


Forjobs,email:northwestjobs@jpress.co.uk '■- ForpublicnoUces,email


* '


publicnobcesNW@jpressco'"uk - " >


• rlJ ‘


Forfamilyannouncements,eraall:-. bmdnorUiwesttjpress CO uk


Fortradesandsorvices,email tradenortbw|st®jpress.co.nk^' J i - * ■■■: ■


'm0 Toordorarepnntofapioturethaihasbeen


:,;.K..takenbyoneofourpf^ PP


ppe , weainer


' ■ " , -


. SEVEN DAY FORFPACT-' ’


^ SEVENDAYFORECACT., ' 1 l t \M l ls ta ym o s t ly d r y , f in e a n d b e - '


' c l ' J ' * ' - t. ^ ^ j. . ^ a r, , sodeofthenewserieswhichstartsthisFriday,June7th,at9 p m . - - B u r vD i id S n p T id w ^ ^ the girls did " Premier D^s^on nlvt? ^ ‘ - . ^


“s L 'iS i'S ls s S '’' ~ ’developingdunngdaylighthours _


' - ’2 r e s i S e S v 2 l ? D


'weeklookslikeitcoulrihpTvpn''7 W m e rw i th t e S S


^7 'DJtych|n&dSi^^^^^^ ---" .........


SEE INSIDE PAGE 12 - S S S S ™ ’ “ ............— ___________I____________________


i


- ForpnvatesaIes,carsandproper^,emaih' classifiedads@jpresscouk " -


s ^ c a m


Stonyliurst sHaped Sherfock Valley netballeus clinch league title • ''--tpnyhurstCollegewillfeaturemITVsBntam’sSecretHomes-inthefirstepi-.‘«r ri RibbleVaUevNetball riiih I inriornR^


ThehistoricHurstGreenschoolwasattendedbyArthurConanDoyleandis . .. - T h e le a g u e h a s a lw a v c h p ^ n ? ^ ^ * ^ ' uV ' '^delyacknowledgedtohaveinspiredsomeofhisSherlb'ckHolmesstories.Ae- _• claimedauthorAnthonyHorowUzvisitedStonyhursttoexplorehowtheGrade


A n d t h e i r S e im p ^ ^


^ buddings and grounds inspired Conan Doyle. . ^


''u 1 ' ‘ ‘ ' ------~ ~ ValleyMatters.................. ...... l.,:.;T...pages8and9 J noonto1pm_^t.;r'^’3fe.^'f*^'>c Steeton 01535652511 CIrtheroe j*-National 0800776600


R i^ B te kb um R i^ tep y 012^7 ^'orngs LbSamten^adt^Sa^d 7 v E N i i " ’.... ' • 263555 Aredale General Hospital, - •-informadonline 01254226200


- T h e V a lW ^ ^ ....... . ...... 7 ...... - ................... :..........starts o n pagez?


.-AReadsportsclubhasbeentar- . getedbyburglarswhosmashed - their way in with crowbars in a night-time raid. ' Four offenders broke into


. , , . . v U G H n N G U P l lM E S :> - ' '> - ' Sunrise 4 40am ~ ,


-CounalsRibbleValleytoughj Council-


“ eroeTown(k)unal,424722


..■••'■ vv^fct.*4,,.Domesti■cViolenreHelp^^ 01254879855 t£..,


v _HKpitahi5?,-'i>i?f-.,'--^f(_^f.:.,.*Emergencies-080080706^ • ,1-serviceintheRibbletelley) ^ , ^■'CruseBereavementCare- 7,>' v-:..01254358095''t' C-nul^ ' ' " I


' Sunset 9-37D m ™ ' - R i b b l e V a l l e y C i t i z e r ^ A d v i c e B u r e a u ^ ^ '■* 4, t L ig h t in g S e lV -0 7 pm ^ '*


J-’ f-r”'*!'’ '*"-'


l 5 l l D S C I * l b P a i l f l . ^ i a V P " ’ I ' "


E n w r a n m e n t a l A g e n c y . '- '^ ■ ^ “ “ ' ■ P a p e f M u r t n p ' iw r M w h e n m --^^Helppii^OSOSSSSIIll


--^“ '’ ‘ 7 •


- ™ ®™®ils“ hMription$@jpress.co.uk4'^” 2 ? . I * > i " - -


. the pavilion’ at Read Cricket. Club last Saturday night.: A television and two bot-- ties of spirits were stolen in the.


'raid onthe hlstoric-Whalley , Road club which has just seen- £300,000 spent oii new sports facilities.' ' .l?;.;P'olice are lo'oking for four; ; suspects believed to have bro-:


'


oremailadvertisirigiieastlaiiKnewscouk ' : FORLOCALTRADES&


, ' PROPERTYANDCARSORFOR . ' “ , ai-nr-Rr m : - -------------------------------------------—------- ^ - ' - 'fit*' f ' f ' x^'m - t ' N More than 250 people regis- .;>


- teredforthe Little Treasures ; Family Walk/Fun Run,which!/ setoutfromCrossfitgymin ' Clitheroe on Sunday morning..


Organised by SamiHigson and ■Vickie McKenna of Mad About


: Beauty in Chatburn, alongside Liz Campbell and Jason Tap-


; ping, members ofCrossfit, the : walk had two planned routes : of 5km and iokm to suit all abilities.. ’ It aimed to raise money fo r :


' ' ' " ' atko'i' i • ' a r


■


promoted to the Bury Ladies ..?EE INSIDE PAGE 77 -


Raiders strike sports club -a I


ken into the bar area by smash­ ing through a back door.^i-' ; ■ V Officials called the break-in


“soul destroying”'after the club was looking forward to a new chapter in its history. '


’ 'David MarshaU, secretary of Read Cricket Club, said: “They.


' got in and they have damaged'; the door. It doesn’t look likei :


professionals. A TV and a few r bottles ofspirits have h ep tak-;;


en. 4 , 4 ,


I-/ 2It is soul destroying really. - : It has been very upsetting for;


people at the club who do a l l ; this work - and a lot of it is for-


;the benefit of young people im the village.” ' - A large section of fencing;


was also'vandalised over the; weekend along the church path/ near Straits Lane. A car on the';


’ street was also targeted by van-: • dais. -■ ■ >11 V< --.^1^ . ■ ■ ‘ ?


. I ' Anyone with information/: can contact police on the”"non- >'


: emergency’lo'i’ number’o r / Crimestoppers anonymously:' 000800555111.^ “ L'.f -


. u £ j ‘ m


Burnley NICU, as a number of the girls family and friends have recently been helped by.the unit when their babies have required their specialist care.


- - •: 'Sami commentediifThe . ’ .J f ■t-'l ^ “ “ -------Si_±£------------- £2-------------^ — H,


; BYKATIEHaMMOND : katie.hammond@jpress.co.uk. Tweet ©clitbadvertiser - .


event completely exceeded all our expectations. The lovely weather was on our side and the sun shone, so we hoped for a good turnoutbut it was phe­ nomenal.” '


' '.’ In excess of250 adults and


children took part and mon­ ey wasraisedviatheentryfee,' the sale of T-shirts, face paint­ ing, a cake stall, to which may donatedsweet treats,and barr-


. becue by local butcher Alan . Hacking. All were run free of


: charge, with all proceeds go­ ing towards the day.~


.- ’ • A_ raffle was.also h e ld ,:


■ with prizes including and oven from Howden’s; a chil­ dren’s bike from Automotion in Clitheroe, a hanging bas­ ket from Chatburn Florist, a meat voucher from Roy For-.


: terbutcher’sinChatburnand ' many more.


.. -Sami added: “We would : ' like to give a heartfelt thanks ,


to everyone involved in mak- ■ ing the day such amassive suc­ cess.


^


: : “A special thank's goes to Chris Templeman, owner of Crossfit, who gave us free use ofthewholegymfortheentire day for us to host the event.”


About Burnley NICU..:


i ‘ ' *3^ < , -


^ en weeks, and Mr Pollitt \ thanked customersfortheir 1


i V patience during thpwork. Mrs Trevor-Jones and Mr'’ '


; Pbllitt are pictufed bn the" ' right at the store’s revamped — • fresh food counters.


SEE INSIDE PAGE 2 3 -


i«y;^uuil*il*iiiiii!! I I' ll ' m ^ .


- ■ , , , , ^ ^ s j and fun run C h a r i t y e v e n t t o p p e d £ 6 , 0 0 0 f o r n e o n a t a l u n i t ; Someofthe250 participants in thetittleTreasures Family Walks Fun Run. (Photo courtesy ofZoie Carte r-Ingham)


' Coun. Christine Conner ^ ' f


r , ‘ V


Resignation will mean by-election


:/ . A by-election is due to be.: ;; >held after the resignation '


' : ■ of a Ribble Valle^borough councillor.'


•, Conservative Coun.-


' : .Christine Conner, who rep-, ■; i resentedClitheroe’s Little-'; .: i moor ward for two years,; has resigned on personal • grounds. She previously.


■ represented the Read and: Simonstone ward for four years.


^


■ ■ Speaking of her hard : ’ ■ work and dedication over


’ the past six years, leade of-;. ’ the council Stuart Hirst'-:


- s a id : “Christine spoke to« ; me prior to stepping down V ■ :and I understand her rea- /


. sons. We wish her all the ii.- - best for the future and'<


- thank her for all the work. she has done.” -


, : . ' Coun. Conner was una- / ■ / vailable for comment and a .


.; by-election date is expect-.,;' ■ ed to be announced soon.


.Thumbs upand ready logo. Bill Honeywell atthe top of the Big One (s) i EYERICBEAKDSWORTH .:


, enc.beardsimrth@jpress,co.uk;. ?Twitten@dithadvertiser .•.iSi:.-;;


Charity fond-raiser Bill Hon-


•; eywell and some, daredev'-; : il Ribble Valley.pals really


, reached the heights in a hair- raising stunt. Th ey: we r e ; a m 0 n g 40


i brave souls who abseiled ' from The Big One roller: ; coaster at Blackpool Pleas-', > ure Beach, more than 200 -. feet from top to bottom, for: Hie ABF charity for injured


. military personnel. - - - ;• : : Estate agent Bill,- from,


/ Clitheroe, was joined by re-,- ’ tiredArmycolonelPhilNayT' ' lor, from Downham, who ' : works for ABF and organised the event, Clitheroe Rotary Club member Mick Bryan,- Ribblesdale Rotary Club ■-


; member Barry.Wod^d and ’ angling broadcaster Martin James, from Grindleton.:.'


. ■ They had to walk up the ' - service walkway oh the first ■Tong ascent to the very top of .‘the towering rollercoaster,'


:’;then:on to a maintenance platform where experthelp- ers clipped them on to the


. abseiling rope and attached , asafetylifeline. " t ' '


';i -T,Bill (60) said: ‘‘We had to ,, lean back'and step off. ' ' - “^We were completely in;


/mid-air rather than walking 'down the structure.


' '


■ -,“ It was perfectly safe 'and great fun. In fact, when there was a break for lunch and The Big One was work­ ing again, we got in the queue ■


, and went forarideonitand’ it was far scarier than abseil- , ing!”


4 .


< -


TNENEONATALINTENSIVECARE' UNITIN BURNLEYISBASEDINTHE ' NEWLYOPENEDUNCASHIREWOM-' ENANDNEWBORNCEKTRE.THE ’ UNITISPURPOSEBUILTANDSTATE OFTHEART, DESIGNEDTOTHEHIGIf ’ ESTSPECIFICAnONS. THEUNnHASATOTALOFMCOTS J. (SKINTENSIVECAREANDEIGHT HIGH DEPENDENCY) AND 20 SPECIAL CARECOTSWITHATOTALCAPACnY : OF34COTS.THEUNITCATERSFORA ’. DELIVERY RATB0F6,500PER YEAR.. ’


K id s go f re e a t 'S p e x


1st Thursday of every month 3.30pm-6.00pm


..... !Q < tm ^ iD J ^


„ (-.M-vSIt


w .jk H ' 4 -


65^' ALL CHILDRENS SIGHT TESTS ARE =


NHS FUNDED


j


Fabulous range of frames, to suit all budgets 3 New Market Street, Clitheroe, BB72AW


Tel: 01200 442255 OPTICIANS I


. ' 4-” ^'


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  |  Page 33  |  Page 34  |  Page 35  |  Page 36  |  Page 37  |  Page 38  |  Page 39  |  Page 40  |  Page 41  |  Page 42