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Pair’s charity bike ride was inspired by national hero


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Two childhood friends from Clitheroe were compelled to complete their own person­ al challenge after being in­ spired by the national story of teenager Stephen Sutton rasing money for the Teen­ age Cancer Trust, whilst his own death from the disease was imminent. Julian Silverwood and


Thomas Hough (both 38) cy-. cled from Clitheroe to John o’Groats on the most north­ eastern tip of Scotland over four and a half days. With minimal training, the pair set off on their jour­


ney which tookthem through Penrith, Carlisle, Lockerbie, Glasgow, Fort William and then Fort Augustus. Stephen Sutton hit the headlines earlier this year


when he raised in excess of £4-2 m for the Teenage Can-


. cer Trust after he started his own blog to raise money


for the charity and was pub­ licly backed by household names such as Jason Man- ford, Jonathan Ross and Jim­ my Carr.


Jason Manford notably


donated £10,000 of his own money to the charity and also


gave a month’s takings from his comedy clubs around the country.


Julian said: “Despite be­


ing last minute, we managed to raise in the region of £2,500


forthe Teenage Cancer Trust, a total which we are really pleased with.”


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Kibble Valley Mayor and Mayoress open new art studio


Civic dignitaries and friends attended the opening of a new art gallery and tattoo studio in Clitheroe.


Ribble Valley Mayor Coun. Michael Ranson and mayoress, Mrs Janette Hanson, officially opened Quiet Riot Studio. Run by local man, Paul Marriott and his partner Nettie Bethell, the studio, situated in Whalley Road, will exhibit a huge range ofpaintings from RibbleValley artists.


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Speaking about the launch, Paul said: “It was nice to have themayorandmayoress there,along with our friendswho


“There are various worksof arts displayedhere including watercolours, acrylics, oils and even displays from a local blacksmith. The ages of the artists range from 19 to 80-year- olds and we are looking forward to welcoming more.”


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will see pet owners face fixed penalty notices of £80 for anti-social pet behaviour, or fines of up to £1,000 in a mag­ istrates’ court, with enforce­ ment officers out and about to oversee the measures over the coming months. - Five orders have been


approved by the council’s community services com­


mittee following the ongo­ ing problem of dog fouling in public places, particularly on playing fields. Pet owners are required to


remove dog faeces from pub­ lic land, including footpaths and fields, and to keep their dogs on leads when instruct­ ed to do so by a dog enforce­ ment officer. Dogs are prohibited on


sports pitches, playing fields and children’s playgrounds. They must also be kept on a lead in Clitheroe Cemetery and no more than four can be walked in public at any one time. Signs spelling out thenewruleswillbeinstalled at relevant sites over the com­ ing weeks. Ribble Valley Borough Council's head of environ­


mental health James Rus­ sell said: “Complaints about dog issues are the second highest received by the coun-


. cileachyearandresidentsare demanding action on the is­ sue. “Most dog owners are re­


sponsible and pick up after their pets, but there is an ir­ responsible minority who do not and the new orders will give us greater powers to deal with them. “Ignorance o f the law is-


not an excuse and the mes­ sage is simple: The days of al­ lowing dogs to foul in public are over, so pick up or pay up.” To report dog fouling or


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