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Heartwatch is ticking along nicely thanks to council team
A cardiac rehabilitation pro gramme for Ribble Valley resi dents with heart problems is ticking along nicely thanks to the borough council’s healthy lifestyles team.
Heartwatch helps residents re co v e r in g from a heart attack or heart surgery return to health through physical activity and advice tailored specifically to their needs. It starts with gentle circuit
ses s ions and progresses to more independent gym sessions, as participants gain fitness and confidence. Participants are referred to the 12-week scheme by
. their GPs and are continually assessed and supported. Afterwards, they can continue with the scheme or take up al ternative exercise. More than 300 partici
pants have passed through Heartwatch since it start ed in 2003. It is managed by Ribble Valley Borough Council and funded by the East Lanca shire Clinical Commissioning Group,. Ribble Valley Borough Council’s health and fitness
Clitheroemum Diane Simpson with healthy lifestyles officerSharronWhiteoak.
officer Tracy Balko said: “Car diac rehabilitation schemes run successfully throughout the country, but the unique ness of Heartwatch is the close working relationship that the
healthy lifestyles team has with the local clinical team, which ensures participants are getting the absolute best guidance and support.” Clitheroe mum Diane
Simpson, who was referred to Heartwatch by her GP fol lowing a heart attack, said the scheme was changing her life. “The Heartwatch team
members really know their stuff and are helping me re turn to fitness in a way that is appropriate to my needs. I can’t recommend it enough and encourage everyone with cardiac conditions to take part,” she said. Heartwatch is part o f
Ribble Valley Borough Coun cil’s successful healthy life styles programme, which has helped nearly 5,000 residents since starting in 2001. The programme offers a
range of classes for people with specific health needs, such as heart complaints and weight management, as well as long-term conditions, such as Parkinson’s disease. It was recently rated as good or very good by 97% of respondents in a survey, with a further 97% al so saying they had made posi tive changes to their lives as a result of taking part. • Further details about
Heartwatch are availablefrom the council’s healthy lifestyles team on 01200 414484. .
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Police witnesses appeal afterbrawl outside pub
Police are seeking further witnesses to a fight outside a Whalley pub over the weekend. Three men have been ar rested andreleased on police bail following the brawl outside the Dog Inn, Whalley, which left a man with minor bruising. The fight happened at 8-30 pm on Saturday in King Street. Insp. Hassan Khan, of Clitheroepolice, said: “Officers attended after
reports of a brawl. We were informed that a table was thrown and a bottle smashed. Three men from the Accrington area aged 43,44 and 49 were arrested and have since been re leased on police bail. The victim, who lives in the Rib ble Valley, suffered minor bruising and did not re quire hospital treatment.” Potential itnesses are urged to call the police on the non-emergency number 101.
Firm’s day of family fun
A Clitheroe firm is holding a free family fun day a week on Saturday, July 12th. The Paper Cup Company will host the fun-filled event from 10 am until 4 pm at Taylor Street, Clit heroe. Attractions will include bouncy castles, a hog roast, lucky dip, tombola, face painting, dancelessons, glitter tattoos and a visit
from a fire engine. In addi tion, there will be 30 stalls selling various crafts, pro viding hair braiding, pick and mix for dogs and food. Chatburn band Drive will be on hand to keep people entertained. Thefamilyfun day has been organised as a fund raiser for Crossroads and the Royal Blackburn Hospital.
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