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Motorcycle rjde out in BriaVs memory^


A motor cycle ride out, -,C''. through the Yorkshire Dales ' . : is being held in memory of < Briim “Stodge”Crabtree.^j


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:>-The‘Clitherbe motorbike en?' ' : thus^t died in July) 2010,«« : aged 55: Ande out has been ^ - heldinhismemory every .: V , year sincej^wtha total of'.’ ; ^


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• £5,127 raised for the North . > West Air Ambulance and


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■; Yorkshire Air Ambulance.j.:: j air ambulances.' A pie and ;Thisyear’s'rideoutwillbe3'fe;jpeas supper willbeserved?.;?' V held on Saturday, August ■ - ,5;. at the Wagon and Horses in o ?; 3rd, and riders should meet CUtheroe.


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r- at 9-30;am at Deanfield Test ' To book a place, call Colin or “ £ MOT Test Centre/_West y . ' Adrian Towhson on 01200 ' ■ i Coast4X4 LtdonLink5 9 ' 7.'r‘ ’-j.'42998orAnthonyDinsdale^


. BusinessPark; Clitheroe.i:' Donations of £10 per rider \ V willbedonatedtothetwo


A i i group Pos its work on display’


"BashallEavesArtGroupis ' beholdinganartexhibitiohv; atBashallEaves Village Hall''' &om noon until 4 pm on Sun-; day, August 4th._ , ,


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- isfireeandre&eshments *, ' and home made cakes will be ; available for buy during the;' event.


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^ some wiU be for sale; Ther'e^'- made puddings; which wiU ‘ - wiU also be a wide range of i include everything firom


• hand-painted greeting cards 4 ^ trifle to tiramisu, pavlova vr: ? forsale. -- — -


- to pastries, cakes to crum- - ’


Proceeds from the salesof.;;i:;bles.You can eatyour three, ,u- the cakes and cards will go to -';.;:'portio'ns at the hall or take


■ the North West Air Ambu-^l* f t h em home. The charity is f i lance charity. ~ ,•


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';sThis now highly popular an- isnu al event; which is free to -: enter, will take place all over; the town centre on Saturday; : ■ .:;:August 10th, from 9-30 am to :


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■_ Ptiring the festival some ■ s' hieetup witheachothef byer- of Lancashire’s top chefs:MJ:;; a^


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r - -O.UIT ^ e s t e e m e d food writer Mat- activities for all ages, indu'd-' 'The aim of the festival is - hew Fort himself a Kibble mg a mini fun fair, treasure i t c lV ^ t^ s h i r e h o ? s e s / t e a ^


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■ ble Valley and Lancashire’s V finest food and drink produc- ! ers.'More than 106 artisans '■ from the'Red Rose county


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County’s finest food producers wiirfill Clitherbe town centre : munity sp ir it all over the , J


• tow n centre on festival day,;-;| ■. w i th ' an impressive list of ,.: • Lancashire companies and


■ local business organisations sponsoring, supporting and


'• encou ra ging their entire 11 workforces and visitors alike y to join them for a fab day out ^


' in the stunning Ribble Valley; - F o r those with mobiiityh;, : sues or other needs, thefes;.,; ' tival team also works closely ■


i Newly ordained priest the Rev. Andrew Whitehead, con- v;, ! ducted his first marriage ceremony of a couple who have . faUen in love with each other - and the town of CUtheroe. Teachers Leon Walmsley (33) and Kate Flanagan (27), who


; now UveonLowergate, tied the knot at CUtheroe Parish ' Church which tHeybothatte'ndandwhereMr Whitehead iscurate. ^ Aiining to keep the wedding as local as possible, during the ' ceremony there wasmusic from CUtheroe Pop Choir and - thecouplewentoutoftheirwaytouselocalvenuesand ’ ' .


- suppUers. The reception was held at CUtheroe Castle’s The ' , Atrium, foUo wed by a teb party in the church gardens or-; ;


;ganisedbyMegabitesofCumbria,MoorLane,CUtheroe,:-' - The flowers were by VoUa; Moor Lane', CUtheroe, and the ;• wedding cake was made of cheese by GradweU Butchers,' - CUtheroe Market. Their 140 guests booked out The Inn a t - the Station; The Old Post House and York House B & B. ' ; . - - As Leon is an English teacher,aU the wedding invites and * ; -


- the order ofservicewere designed as the cover of Penguin; - Classicbooksandthetablesnamedafter a different author.;


Couple’s weddiiig shows their love for Glitherda^


. Clitheroe Beauty Centre. She ■ works part-time at Wadding- ton and West Bradford Prima-


' ry School. ; ' Husband Richard is a sur­ veyor and, along with his fa-: , ther, works in their chartered' . surveyors and agricultural


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specialists practice in Duck Street Clitheroe. The .coup le have three


sons, William', James and Ol­ iver, who attend Rowland High School. >


V ;.t: Claire, who visits thegym '.■■ ■ ■ ^»*™*M*—■»*» ■itMiMiiWw'MqiTffilllBW _ ' ..-.■■ii-1 • .•


■ several times a week, said: “I will use'my win to treat myself, to a facial and a perhaps an eyebrow tint as well.”


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. V ■- The Shop Clitheroe scheme ; is run by Clitheroe Chamber: of Trade arid Commerce, and ■


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:■ Keip'nrunnerandmum ■ three Claire Pallisteris the


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. Clitheroe loyalty scheme, - • ; which is approaching its first; anniversary with an extra- ' special draw.' ' '


; Claire, born and brought up in Clitheroe, is a regular cus -' tomer at Alpe’s Butch'ers and ■


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. dies’Circle were among the ! . diverserangeofpeoplewho ~


/ enjoyed this month’s Beat-';* ' Herder Festival. ' - ' •: I'sCirclemembers baked::.: k ip a storm of homemade .:; _ cakes for their now annual ;


: stall open from Friday right s ' through until Sunday. - :;-®:Some of the customers -" ■ commented on how deli-s:


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Ladiesj Circle cakestall afters 4 , • Cupcake tasting was the order of the evening as Cupcake ■ :; enjoying th'e cake so much < Boutique in Swaii Courtyard,‘clitheroe', held an event to


. the previousyea'r.j//,i,:'';;'T.*raise money for Cancer Resepch UK. Theeve'nt, support* ' Around fiiROwasraised ed by the Clitheroe Cancer Research UKshop, Fabulous, - . forchairwomanKe^Tom-:;.' .■ 'Claire’WilliamsHDBrowsandWhalley Wine Shop, event


;lin'son’sch'ok'ncause, the;,,”! ; wiisaselloutandfiiiowasraisedforthecharity.''. children’schanty.ChildAc


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"with Ribble Valley Shop Mo-, | : bility (61200 425028), who.,. ■: hire equipment such as mo-;;; , bility scooters, provide sign.-;


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partnership with the bor-'; :■ for coach passes and a ough council.'


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', stall took on board the let- ■ ' , ter,!;T” fancy, dress theme. . , this year.and wore their ti- :■■ aras. Chtherbe Ladies’ Cirs !


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■ Footpath campaigners lined . . up for battle as a dispute went- . : to a public inquiry this week.^: : r ' Clitheroe group o f the v Ramblers Association claim that Whalley public foot-: path number 5, from Brook ;


.House Farm, Mitton Road;-; to Clitheroe Road, Barrow' - was blocked when The E a - '


- j now Clitherbe Road, where a :: r ■ footpath fingerpost pointed: back towards the farm'.


'V:': ;He said: “MrLittle,'the? . farmer, would greet people!


: -gle at Barrow was extended £ in 2008. Lancashire County: Council, supported by ram- _ biers and other villagers, is • ; applying for the definitive '


T,v footpath map to be modified - : : :to include a 60-yard length to the road.Businessman Mr /


j Kevin Berkins, owner of The::;' Eagle, is opposing it. .


• and say hello, and never said -people.shouldn’t be walk-:; ■ ing across his land. In 2008. a nietal fence was put across the‘bpenirig,'and sigrisputon; the fence saying ‘This is not a f public right of way”.”, ,


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ished,hesaid._ ' ' '• - Mr .Thorpe said after, the farm ceased to be'a working


- farm, areside'ntin the barn , conversion behind the pub:


': -;Retired Clitheroe Royal: ; GrammarSchoolteacherMr :


• Norman Thorpe, footpaths ' •o f fice r for Glitheroe Ram--:, . biers, told the inquiry he had w : walked the path since i9S2.y".-'T a He said it had emerged.^g


'through an unlocked gate in-ts to the farmyard at Spread Ea-s : gle Farm, and people would 6 cross the yard to theold Asg.-.s:


•; extended his garden and T erected a fence at the edge, • ■ leaving a narrow pathway,


• buthaddenieditwasapub'- lic right of way.


. : Jayne Elliott, senior foot- ■ TpathsoSicerwithLancashire: : County Council, said that be- .;itween 1975 and 1998, when- •,-ever. Footpath s 'req u ired ' : inspection; access across the •farmyard was never queried, (proceeding)!-


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