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I CIJTHEROEADVERTISER&TIMES


www.clithero0advortiser.co.uk Thursday,August7 2014 , SUMMER FAIR: Family fun at children's centre summer fair NEWS IN BRIEF


now ‘uncancelled’ At their June meeting, members of the Lanca­ shire Family History Soci­ ety were told there would be no meeting in August, but there has now been a change of plan. Next Tuesday, August 12th, at 7-30 pm at Clithe- roe Cricket Club, Jenny Palmer will give a talk about her book “Whipps, Watsons and Bullcocks - a Pendle Family History”. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7-30 pm at Clit- heroe Cricket Club. The September meeting willbe a members’ night. Visitors are always wel­ come.


August meeting is Calling all you Oink, oink... children say hello to Peppa Pig


Children and their families arrived in droves to meet Peppa Pig and her friends at the summer fair of Ribblesdale Nursery School and Children’s Centre. A total of £424.33 was raised and this will go to nursery school funds. Thanks was expressed to Easy Peasy Parties who look after Peppa and all her friends. The nursery school and children’s centre have said farewell to headteacher Ange Benson,, who is relocating to Watford. The new head, Sue Allen, starts in September andawarm wel­ come is extended to ail children and their parents to go along and visit her.


‘pesky pirates’ You can bring out your inner pirate during fun days at Clitheroe Castle Museum untilAugust 31st. Entry for parents is £4, concessions £3 and ac­ companied “pesky pirate” children go free. The fun is from 11 am to 4 pm (last entries 3-30 pm). For more details, call 01200 424568.


£300 prizes for s


The Shop Clitheroe loyalty scheme celebrates its second anniversary this weekend with anotherSuperdraw,with prizes worth more than £300


on offer. Launched by Clitheroe


Chamber of Trade and Com­ merce and promoted by the Clitheroe Advertiser, and Times, Shop Clitheroe has had more than 30 winners and given away more than £2,000 worth of prizes. The Shop


C l i t h e r o e card can be stamped eve­ ry time a cus- tomerspends £5 or more in a single transaction Wher­ ever the purple Castle logo is displayed. Once a card is filled with


10 stamps it can be handed in at any of 80 participating businesses and exchanged for a new card. Every riionth all filled


cards are entered into the draw for five £10 vouchers. Shop Clitheroe spokes­ man lan Sowerbutts, of Sow-


erbutts Furnishers, King Street; said: “Its success has


exceeded our expectations. The public obviously like


the scheme, judging by the numbers of filled cards we receive each month, and we


' have had approaches from other towns who want to set up similar schemes. “We have also been in­


(Slitfieroe


vited to the NEC Birming­ ham in September by the Autumn Gift Fair organis­ e r s , who have asked Charlotte Eccles, of Raffia, to give a presen- tationoftheShop Clitheroe card at one of the show’s


workshops.” Cards are available at any


participating business and will require a one-off activa­ tion at any of four member­ ship stations: Raffia gifts 38 in King St; Sarah Rose in Market Place; Clitheroe Dry Cleaners in Wellgate; and Elan Designer Boutique, 5 Castlegate. To find out more, see


www.visitclitheroe.co.uk thwart travelling criminals


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A police checkpoint was set upatGisburnaspartofa cross-border police operation aimed at tackling travelling criminals.


Special officers worked along­ side road policing and armed response officers from Lan­ cashire and colleagues from both the North arid West York­ shire police forces as part of


Operation Voyager, which has been hailed a success. Checkpointsweresetupon


theA646Burnley Road, Lane- shaw Bridge, and on the Asg at Gisburn Auction Mart. Lancashire Police and


CrinieCommissioner Mr Clive Grunshaw visited the team of 31 special officers involved in the crackdown on cross-bor­ der criminality. A total of 553 vehicles


were stopped. Of these, there were three warnings issued for possession of can­ nabis, one Section 59 warn­ ing, seven were stopped for traffic offences and two


vehicles were seized because they were not insured. In addition, 18 warnings were issued to drivers with defec­ tive vehicles and 23 motorists were asked to produce driving documents at a police station. A total of 10 offences, rang­


ing from having no insurance to no road tax, were detected thanks to automatic number plate recognition. Mr.Grunshaw said: “Fri­


day night’s operation sent a strong message to the crim­ inal fraternity that Lan­ cashire is not a soft touch. We will not tolerate the activities of organised crimi­ nals and if they come to Lanca­ shire they will be caught. “The operation was led by


special officers and it was fas­ cinating to see in person how successfully the Citizens in Policing programme is work­ ing. The programme brings in more volunteers, special constables and police cadets to provide greater visibility for frontline policing. “Lancashire is a safe place


to live and we all have a re­ sponsibility for keeping it that way.”


PCC Clive Grunshaw with Special Insp. Luke Davies, (s)


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Young maths star Emily gains a silver


award in challenge A 10-year-old junior school pupil has gained a silver award from a mathematical challenge aimed at second­ ary school pupils. Emily Watson, of Cal-


derstones Park, Whalley, is a Year 5 pupil at Oakhill College, Whalley. She received a silver


ce rtif icate from the UK Junior Mathematical Chal­ lenge which is run by the UK Mathematics Trust and is aimed atsecondary school pupils in Year 7 and Year 8 in England and Wales. The UK JMC was first


run in 1988. In recent years, more than 250,000 pupils from around 3,706 schools have taken part and certif­ icates are awarded to the highest scoring 40 % of can­ didates. Proud mum Patricia


McNulty, a qualified teach­ er who runs private tui­ tion business Ribble Valley Tuition, said Emily’s award was “a massive achievement


Maths star Emily Watson, (s)


for a 10 year old who is only in Year 5 at junior school”. • The JMC encourages


mathematical reasoning, precision of thought and fluency in using basic math­ ematical techniques to solve interesting problems. There are intermedi­


ate and senior versions for older pupils, with the chal­ lenges administered from the School of Mathematics at the University of Leeds.


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