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Inside your Clitheroe Advertiser and Times... - HODDER VALLEY SHOW PREVIEW.
Name that cow
...now think of an udder
A cow with no name will be
. one of the stars of this week end’s Hodder Valley Show. ■ The huge Holstein beast,
pictured with show presi dent Edmund Sandham watching his wife Jean’s ex pert milking skills, is in a “name the cow” competi tion on Saturday when the 70th Hodder Valley Show is staged at Langden Holme Farm, Dunsop Bridge. There w ill also be a
“Pound a pull” competition for punters to have a go at milking the cow. Attractions include lots
of agriculture and horticul ture classes, sheep dog trials, heavy horses, birds of prey and a top-notch fell race.
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at the Clitheroe Community Bonfire will be donated to the
Thisyear’s Clitheroe Com munity Bonfire will be held on Saturday November 1st on Clitheroe Castlefield.
Entry will again be by ticket only and these will be on sale in the near future at various outlets, including Banana
News, Dawsons and Tesco. Andy Belcham, Clitheroe
Supporters’ delight as MP is reselected • continued from page l ing developments in order to onbehalfofallofmyconstitu- “Nigel has been a strong and ascouncilsinRibbleValleyand
post as Deputy Speaker of the preserve it as the rural area it ents in the Ribble Valley local diligentMPfortheRibble Valley South Ribble, play our part in House of Commons Speaker to presently is, and I will continue authority area and parts of the for 23 years, involving himself securing the future of the Un fight the claims.
Mr Evans made a statement nesses to prosper. •- to executive members to secure
Speaking after the ballot,
to make the case for local busi- South Ribble local authority inallkindsofissuesateverylev- ion in the Scottish referendum area.” ’ el throughout the constituency, andmakesurethepublichavea “He has gone through a great referendumonthefutureofEU
“Iwillcontinuetoworkwith The Swansea-born MP has
his candidacy during Monday local councillors to ensure that represented the Ribble Valley dealinthepasti2monthsrelat- membership in 2017.” evening’s meeting, where he the Ribble Valley remains one of sinceig92. “spokefromtheheart”.
ing to allegations made against MrEvanssaid:“Iamabsolutely crime levels, low unemploy- light at the decision to re-select Coun. Hind added: “Nigel
thebestplacestoliveintheUK. Conservatives in the Ribble him which were rejected by a will now continue to play his “We have great schools, low Valley halve spoken of their de- jury at Preston Crown Court. part in that process and be a “AsrespectorsoftheRuleof strong voice for the constitu-
delighted with the result last ment, some of the best pubs MrEvansastheirParliamenta- Law.werecognisethatNigelhas ency in matters like excessive night and am looking forward and restaurants in the UK, in- to fighting my sixth successive eluding the CAMRA pub of the
“I look forward to continu- the best suburban housing in said: “We are delighted that Ni- racial society, broad-minded, Rnf*FI FlfANSnFR&TF ing to be a strong voice for the Britain.
“The UK is a tolerant multi- gel Evans has been reselected which rejects discrimination of NlUtLtVHN&UCBHic
RibbleValley.whichlhavebeen “On a personal note I would tonight to be the Conservative all types and we see this as the proud to call my home for over like to thank the literally thou- parliamentary candidate in way forward for our society." 20 years. I can assure my con- sands of people who have May 2015 by the constituency stituents that I will continue to backed and supported me, giv- argue publicly for the area’s pro- ing me the strength to fight on,
“We as a local party can now executive.” get back to the real issues and - Ken Hind, former MP and campaign to elect a Conserva- tection from large scale hous- and that is what I intend to do Longridge councillor, added: tive government in 2015 as well <V' USEFUL NUMBERS -
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rycandidate. been fully exonerated and now. housing planning applications, Speaking after the meet- should continue to represent which has been one of the major
General Election as the Con-
year.TheSwanwithTwoNecks ing on Monday evening, Ribble the Ribble Valley with distinc- issues in the area over the past servative Party candidate for in Pendleton. I represent over Valley Conservative Associa- tion as he has done in the past, threeyears.” theRibbleValleyinMay20i5. 30 idyllic villages and some of tion chairman Peter Mullinieux
Community Bonfire Com mittee chairman, said: “We need Guys to adorn the top- of the bon fire, so we ^ ask that l o c a l schools, S c o u t groups, Guides w^, e t c to ^ e n t e r Q th e Guy F aw k e s competition and create some wonderful facsimi les of the person who tried to blow up Parliament all those years ago.” The Bonfire Committee
consists of members from all these local service organ isations and each year they give their time and energy in order to raise many thousands of pounds, which is tradition
ally donated to two local chari ties.
North West Air Ambulance and Life Education.
The greatest outlay for the
annual extravaganza is the £5,000 needed to pay for the fireworks.
Letters have therefore
been sent out to many local businesses, asking for a con tribution towards the cost. Sofarfourcompanieshave
very generously agreed to do nate.
These are the Hanson Cement Group, Trutex Ltd, Dugdale Nu trition and the Paper Cup
W i
a Company. -A n d y
a d d e d : ' “S p on sorship o f th e ■ -
f i r e w o r k s m e an s
th a t a l l ticket mon ey can go to the
- chosen charities, so we are extremely
grateful for all donations and support.”
Clitheroe Community Bon
fire has a page on Facebook and the Bonfire Committee is urging local residents to “like” this page at: www.facebook. com/bonfire20i4 • Watch out for updates
in future editions of the Clitheroe Advertiser and Times. *
Hospital worker ‘feared for life’ in attack by patient
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A support worker at Cal- derstones Hospital was at tacked without warning by a 21-year-old patient. Blackburn magistrates
heard that Gemma Louise Hulme grabbed her victim by the hair and pulled her down before kneeing her about the head. Calderstones support
w o rk e r Miss Kathryn Watson was unable to activate her panic alarm and had to rely on another patient to run and get help. When she appeared be
fore magistrates, Hulme pleaded guilty to assaulting Miss Watson.
Hulme was ordered to payhervictim£i50compen-
sation. Miss Catherine Allan
(prosecuting) said that Miss Watson had clumps of hair pulled from her scalp and was also bitten on her arm during the incident. “She genuinelyfearedfor
her life,” said Miss Allan. “She has had trouble
sleeping and has had night mares since this incident.” Miss Gemma Zakrzewski
(defending) said that Hulme had been in Calderstones since she was 18. • “She can’t offer an expla
nation for her behaviour,” said Miss Zakrzewski. “Prior to this incident
they seem to have enjoyed a good relationship."
^°eulBnfrthr^rChO0lP^!BWct' l0Ca,SerViCu NEWS IN BRIEF Taxi driver hurt in attempted robbery
A Clitheroe taxi driver suffered serious facial injuries in a late night attempted robbery. Police are appealing for information about the inci dent, which happened at 11-50 pm on Friday. The taxi driver’s ordeal began when he dropped a fare near Edis- ford Caravan Park. As he was about to leave, he was ap- proached by two men. One of the men leaned through the half-open driver's side window and removed the keys from the ignition. The offender then began punch-
. ing the cabbie’s head, face and shoulders. The victim, who suffered a burst lip and serious facial injuries, managed to remain inside the car, but tooted his horn repeatedly until the fare he had just dropped off heard him and returned to help. He was also left stranded in his car, while the robbers made off with his keys.
Offenders damage cars
Vandals used a sharp instrument to damage the panels of ared Citroen C4 parked in Littlemoor Close, Sabden. The offenders struck the vehicle overnight Saturday in
to Sunday causing an estimated £400 worth of damage. In a separate incident, vandals targeted the bodywork
of a purple Rover City parked in Cunliffe Lane, Wiswell, overnight Sunday into Monday again causing £400
worth of damage. Anyone with information should con tact police on 101.
The Mobility Showroom, Clegg Street, Reedley, Brierfield
www.betterchoicemobility.co.uk
stage the Clitheroe Community Bonfire event each yearat Clitheroe Castle. Photo: CATHERINE DOYLE (s) eOr9anisationmembersrepresentln9tf’eclul)swhichtle,P
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Appeal from Clitheroe Community Bonfire organisers as date is announced This year the funds raised
Driver saw car on its
roof in road A motorist on the Chaigley Road at Chipping called police afterpassinga car on its roof in the middle of the road. Blackburn magistrates
heard that assistant pub man ager Emma Ball was still at the scene and admitted being the driver of the vehicle. Ball (22), o f Radclyffe
Street, Clitheroe, pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol. She was fined £300 with £115 costs and banned from driving for 20 months. Mr Richard Prew (defend
ing) said Ball was assistant manager of a pub in Longridge and the inevitable ban would make life difficult for her. He said Ball had been out in
Clitheroe and had noihtention of driving.
“She foolishly agreed to
give a male friend a lift home to Chipping and oh the way mis- ' judged a bend " said Mr Prew.
School place applications
now open If your youngsters have just gone back to school, you’re probably not thinking about school places for Autumn next year, 2015.
But online applications are
now open at Lancashire Coun ty Council’s website. The clos ing dates are 31 October 31st 2014 for secondary schools and January 15th 2015 for pri mary. For more information, goto
www.lancashire.gov.uk/ schools, where you’ll find all the information you need, or call 01254 220718.
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