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ESSSSSSSi RibbleValley lads rocked talent contest Rachael’s bike world cup challenge
For the second year running, young musical talent from the Ribble Valley has : won out in a m^jor regional contest.
“Good Foxy”, a band of four lads from Clitheroe, have claimed the Reidy’s Home - of Music Talent Contest Title after a final boasting 10 of the best up and coming
acts from across theNorth ofEngland. They wowed thejudges with their unique v' brand of vibrant rock to walk away with the title.
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, Mountain bike ace Rachael Walker, from Clitheroe, is set to take on the world i j 2 16S out t0 South Africa at the weekend for the UCI Mountain Bike
World Cup l. The former Clitheroe Royal Grammar School student aims to famsh in the top 20 to reach the final.
South Africa, and to qualify for the final would be Ju s t amazing.” -
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. 1 m Hota full-time professional, so I’m up against elite girls in -
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Anambitiousschemeto " planttrees in Ribble Valley’s ; ‘ • 35parishesinmemoryof :; • , the borough’sfalleiiofthej; First World War has been;. J : launched.
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The Great Wood scheme will. see oak trees bearihgplaques v in memory of the hundreds J of young Ribble Valley men f . ; wholost their lives during the^S Great Warplanted through- ft; out the borough.
V - _ ........ -t... RibbleValleyDeputyMay-
or.Coun. Michael Ranson ' plans to plant the commem- J orative trees throughout his f mayoral year, which'starts w on May 13th. Schoolchildren - from each parish will be in-
- volved in the planting and .given poppy and wildflower’
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irtisi Charity cash uplor grabs •„Vt • » H f , %F$
■ Clitheroe town mayor Coun. Kevin Horkin is calling on •' local residents to put pen to paper and apply for funding : that has been raised over the ■■
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.Friends keep on running fofNWAA
Four friends have set them selves a big challenge - to ru n : 2,014 miles this year raising - moneyfor the North West Air
: Ambulance. StephSergeant,fromBar-
row, hit on the idea to raise: sponsor cash and aware ness for the rescue service,' and enlisted sisters Katie and Laura Fox and Ana Whittak er to share the challenge. -
- So far the girls have clocked up nearly 500 miles between them, covering about 40 training miles a week. Steph and Katie also completed the Great North West Half-Marathon in Feb ruary, and a couple ofweeks ago they and Laura compet ed in the Goal-Den Girls 10k _ charity race in Blackpool.
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■ :v_ past 12 months. . - ; Coun. Horkin has been rais- ingmoneyfortheMayor’s
.-Welfare Fund since taking up the role last year. Heisnowinvitingindividu- als and groups in the Ribble '
,r-VaUey to write to him atthe town council for funding up
to £28^00 to help community iniHa- -■ .
■ ; tives and projects that are : ;
existing or are goingto be' -- setup.
Coun. Horidn, who will . : step down from the mayor’s ■
. position in May, has issued : ■ thepleaafter£6,ooowas
Plan to improve and extend pub car park
w m m sm ‘Flash, Bang; Science! ’ brought fab to the lab
As part of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths ' Week, pupils at Pendle Primary Schoolhad a visit from ■ ' “Flash, Bang, Science!”
It brought its own purpose-built laboratory to school which each child from Key Stage 2 had the opportunity to
visit. The children studied areas such as forensic science, including looking at DNA and fingerprints, and habitats - including studying worms and owl pellets'. Other activities during the week included a whole school maths day and a special science assembly for the infant children.
: An application to carry out work on a Clitheroe pub has
. beensubmittedtolocalplan- ning chiefs.
Ribble Valley Borough - Council has received plans .
. to demolish redundant out buildings and carry out accommodationworksto the newly exposed gable at r the Craven Heifer pub in WhaileyRoad.
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. vide an improved pub car : parkasweUasnewperim- eter fence.-
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; raised at a recenfJames" . Bond-themed ball atthe ' - ; Dunkenhalgh Hotel, Clay;- k ton-le-MoorsT^r,
: Theeventwasattendedby '- civic dignitaries and special guests, including the Mayor: of the Ribble VaUey, Coun. ■ : Richard Sherras and former “Coronation Street” actress Vicky Entwistle.
. Therehavebeenlotsofother fund-raisinginitiatiyesin :
.thepasti2months,’includ- ing a charity shop which was
. set up last year by Coun. Hor- - - kin in the centre of Clitheroe to raise money for the may-. ■ - oral fund. Anyone wishing ;j to apply for fundingis asked ■ to write to: Clitheroe Town:: . Council, 9 Church Street, :.r«v ■ Clitheroe, BB72DD/ - .. ■ ': ■
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Places are still available for ' Roefield’s Easter holiday playscheme; where activi ties wiD be Easter and spring - themed. — ........ Sessions cost £15 per day" (running from 9 am to 5 pm)' or £20 for extended hours (8 am to 6 pm). .
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Pre-booked lunches are ■ available at a cost of £3 per day, or packed lunches - can be brought. Childcare
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Ribble Vallay’s Deputy Mayor Cdun. Michael Ranson atthe Clitheroe Castle war memorial munitiesacrosstheworldwill .JRibble Valley’s fallen during'
seeds.-for commemoratiye«»c6me togethw to remembe^.my'year,'as
gardens at their schoplst ; 4 ^ th o se who lived; fought andsrfSS^TheFfrst World Wifo:was a: s JiThe 100th anniversary o f d i e d in the First World War.^ Britain’s involvement in the First World War. takes place
r - Coun: Ranson. who lost a '
- on Monday, August 4th, and s : will herald commemorative . events throughout the coun try. ^ From 2014 until the 100th anniversary of the official ceasefire, or Armistice Day; "" on November nth, 2018, com-'
great-uncle in the war, said:; “We are all connected to the. First World War, through our family history, the fallen in our local communities, or its long-term impact on society. “I amhonoured and hum-
bled to be leading this impor tant campaign to remember.
ist'until 1974, there is no pre cise recordsofthe'numberof.
■ fallen in the borough; but it is ’ believed to be around 1,000.' The borough council is liais-
-■ turning point in world histo- J ry, claiming thelives ofi6mil-: i lion people across the world and having a huge impact on:
' those who experienced it. . AsRibbleValleydidnotex-.
: ;ing with parish councils on -'i: : • the best sites for the t r e e s ,
■ Ribble .Valley will host - r • numerous'First World War
;. commemorative events over -'L the coming year, including a . :
• civic service at St Mary’s Par- <■ ish Church, Clitheroe, on
. Sunday, August3rd. Further • details o f this and all events : t
; .will be available on the coun-. > cil’s website (www.ribblevai-
ley.gov.uk) over the coming • months and in these pages.
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