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;:February is pirate time at Clitheroe Castle!
CALLING all local swashbucklers..
Shiver me timbers!
. All would-be pirates, especially those in the lower age range, are in vited to join in the month-long event entitled “Shiver Me Timbers”. A range of fantastic family activities
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and illustrated that head teacher Mr Paul Adnitt is arranging to have them published. It is then planned to place them in the in fant class rooms for the Key Stage One children to read.
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Christmas drink-drive campaign newly released figures have shown.'
As part of the campaign, the
tating impact of driving under the mnuence of alcohol.
administered throughout De- the test and seven people reftis-
dnig bubble the morning after a night with friends. Police said 18,964 tests were
ago when he drove his car while still under the influence of drink cannabis and the recreational’
Matthew was killed two years
parents of Matthew Alston (18) iTom Simonstone, released a pub ic statement to warn of the devas
m o r e drivers than ever were ^^Sytod in Lancashire police’s
Christmas drink-drive campaign nets 281 offenders in Lancashire
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cent, faihng the test or refusing to provide a specimen.
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drmk-dnving involved high-pro- file enforcement activity around
The annual crackdown on
drmk-dnving or refusing to pro- vide a specimen has increaseci this year, which is indicative of our approach to better targeting of “lenders. However it d ^ s hfgh-
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“Th P* ^rohard Morgan said: me number of people caught
the clock across the county.
previous year, 13,249 tests were administered with 168, or 1.3 per
ot 281 or 1.0 per cent. Under-25s accounted for 79 of those. The
provide a specimen, a total C
of under-25s than over-25s had failed the test during the Christ mas campaign period, and added that: “We have been working closely with this age group to edu cate them on the dangers of driv ing whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs.” Police have appealed to the public to report anyone who they suspect of driving under the influ ence of alcohol or drugs, by con tacting the police on 101 or speak ing to any police officer.
any uiicc oiiicer New slogan for East Lancashire CND
made plans for its coming year of anti-nuclear campaigning
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young people to swell the num bers at Its events.
at any other events it attends as a “eiear weapons. are hoping there bv F^^sfr* be organised in 2013
at the group’s events thisyear and
an artistic inclination who will be tion and af u .Commemora- ing
an or old, of • a bere^{i,°" GND include-
from all over the East Lancs area including Ribble 'Valley, but it is keen to raise its profile and recruit more new members, particularly
The p oup draws its members
*he new slogan adopt- I?-^"*** Uncashfre ■
t‘h r f e ‘'’"‘ "-""‘^‘° ‘’edoneif ‘he things that need to
• Cease the use of depleted uranium weapons
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- Trash the unbelievahiv pensive Trident nuclear wpann
dioactive wM^e * **"° ‘^nociear weapons
displayed youne nenn?*® i!'’® education of ®
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on May 6th. with a march from Burnley town centre and Informa tion Stall in the community tent at Towneley Park in Burnley. • a Hiroshima/Nagasaki com memoration in Burnley on August
rending and supporting various other events organised ny otincisher
East Lancashire CND (Cam paign for Nuclear Disarmament)
contact Joan West by e-mail to
joanewest@sky.com or by phone on 01254 886439, or visit the na tional CND website at:
cnduk.org
throughout the year, including a planed visit the Faslane Nuclear Submarine Base on the west coast of Scotland in solidarity with the Peace Campers. For more infomation about
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the number of people injured and killed on our roads and it is wor- ijdng that there are still motorists that are getting behind the wheel after drinking alcohol.” He said a higher proportion
'We are committed to reducing
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cluding stories and finger puppets, so there is something for children of all ages. We think its going to be very popular, so would encourage people to phone ahead for the activities which require booking.” The event runs throughout Febru
AMBITIOUS: The building as it now looks and an artist’s impression of the rear of the new-look Talbot, (s) by Katie Hammond
AMBITIOUS plans to transform a derelict former pub in the centre of the picturesque village of Chipping were approved by Ribble
Valley Borough Council last week. Originally built in 1779, the Talbot Inn is a Grade II listed building and has been closed for
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shire County Council’s castle museum, said: “We can’t wait for this event. Children love pirates and everything that goes with them. What can be bet ter than dressing up as one? I wouldn’t be surprised if the mums and dads
their hoard of doubloons against in vaders. Rachel Jackson, manager of Lanca
wll take place over the month includ ing a pirate treasure hunt and quiz and, of course, pirate fancy dress with a prize for the best. Children will also be invited to make their veiy own treasure chests to guard
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