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Smash and grab . raiders run away


■ V Two male thieves in dark . clothes smashed large •: . ;4 ^windows at Genesis Hair ••


;.vi’andBeauty and Garay’s 1: i hairdressersinWellgate, r';:: Clitheroe, early on Satur-. ■ \ ” day. They dropped four .>>- GHDhair straighteners ■ : andfled&ompolice:Any. information to 101.


>. -A member of the Blackburn ' tween rival fans. ' i


" “ Rovers ground staff scored • ' ‘“Police were deployed in '. an own goal when he found : riot gear as missiles, includ-'


, the derby match against bile phone batteries, were- Burnley;


^'a.seat ripped out during, ing bottles of urine and mo-- - being thrown,” said Miss Al- .“Seats were broken diir- '


Blackburn magistrates --Ian. ■ , ' heard Joshua Aspinwall ;


■ : was seen wavinghis “trophy” • . ing the disturbance and this ; : ■ above his head on the streets . defendant took one of those'


■ ofClitheroeandlatertookit backto Clitheroe with him,” V into a pub. But the club had; i ‘ . She said Aspinwall had


■ ruledhisbehaviour“offside” - been seen with the seat in and after a dis-


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’ ciplinary hear-,. ‘H e aC C e p t s i tw a s a ; Crown and dti • ing he had been sQIy s t l^H ith in g tO ‘ the street, and,


' fH"“ u l^ ^ ‘’°T -d o a n d h e i t e e p ly r e - Misbehaviour thejob he loved.


^een re- j AlexBarnesandAnnaCroad : lOO club raises tons of cash for charity


Ponations totalling £2,375 were received when the Kibble Valley Macmillan Cancer Support - ^9 9 Chib heldits latest lunch at Mitton Hall, attended by 80 members and guests. One of the


donations, topping £500, was from an annual darts tournament organised by Michael Lynne Over the past eightyears he has raised ahnost£8,ooo for Macmillan. The lunch itself raised ■


a^her£i,ooo,including£46sfromaraffle,andthiswasfoUowedbyatalkbyHelenSlater aboutherlifeasanannyinSaudiArabia.PictureabovediscommitteechairmanSusanFil- lary with speaker Helen Slater plus other committee members and guests.


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Don't miss free summer concert Clitheroe Concert So-■


■ ciety’s free Summer. < ; Concert will be held a t ' : , Kibble Valley Borough'


, Council’s Chamber in : > : Church Street at 7-30 pm ■ on Wednesday May 29th whentheAlexBarnes/An- na Croad Duo will play.


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A s p i n - g r e t sw h a th e d i iL . ported to the police.


HenthornCiose,Clitheroe, :' Oates (defending)


- pleaded guilty to theft of a .'.saidAspinwallhadbeenem- : seat belonging to Blackburn ployed asagroundsmanat - Rovers.-After hearing he : the club for five years. had been arrested and kept


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:inpolicecellsovernight,the . punished massively as he ' ‘ magistrates ruled the time haslostthatjobwhichhere-


p v e d to be sufficient pun- . allyenjoyed,” saidMissOates ; ishment.


. Hehadfoundtheseatout- Miss Catherine Allan sidethegroundandtakenit


(prosecuting) said that de- - to Clitheroe. “He accepts it ‘ spite extra security at the was a silly, stupid thing to do ‘ matchonSundayMarchiyth .‘and he deeply regrets what; there was some trouble be- he did on that day.”


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