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Local author Keith Harwood’s latesttome isdescribed by the author as “a book to inspire, inform and entertain both game and coarse anglers".


The book explores the species offishwhichinhabitLakeDis- trictwaters.aswellasthepeo-


. pie who have fished for them, including the poet William Wordsworth and Hugh Falkus, the British writer, angler and Second World War pilot. Keith retired from Clithe­


roe Royal Grammar School in 2012 after 37 years of teaching Classics. A keen all­ round angler for more than 50 years, he is a regular fish­ er of the Ribble, Hodder and Aire rivers as well as many of the waters of the Lake Dis-. trict. He is a member of both the Bowland Game Fishing Association and Ribchester and District Angling Club. Describing the back­


ground to writing the book, Keith said: “The Lake District has inspired many a poet and writer, but it has also provided a unique and beautiful setting for anglers. “Indeed, it has been called


an ‘angler’s paradise’ and still merits that title. “Within it’s waters, becks


and lakes are to be found a variety of fish, some rarely' encountered elsewhere in the ; British Isles, such as the charr, vendaceandschelly-relicsof - the last ice age.”


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Chipping charity cheese auction


. A donation of £640 has been made to St Catherine’s Hos­ pice from the auction of cheese exhibits at last year’s Chipping Agricultural Show. Sixcheesesweredonated


by Aria Foods UK’s, Llandyr- nog Creamery in Denbigh­ shire. These included the supreme champion-a Ched­ dar - which raised £120. . Winning bidders were:


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Brockholes Arms Auction Mart Ltd, Claughton-on- Brock; Bowland Foods Ltd, Ribbleton; Country Kitchen Caf6, Waddington; Coars, Garstang; J. Spurgeon and Son, Agden Farm, Bashall Eaves; and Mrs C. A. Barnes, Penwortham. Cheques were presented


to acting manageress Jenny Driscoll, of the StCatherine’s


; Charity Shop in Longridge, by Chipping show chairman William Pye. _


• , . William thanked Llandyr-


nog Creamery for its gener­ ous donation of the cheeses, the winning bidders, Mr Len Rogerson for organising the auction and Faye Kitching, .who was the steward of the cheese section at Chipping • S h o w . ... .


Ribble Valley author Keith Harwood with copies o f his latest book, “Fish & Fishers of The Lake District”, (s)


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to give ai history of Lakeland angling and its anglers. Few visitors today are aware of the commercial fisheries and the hook-making for which the area was once fafnous. Not many would know


that, in 2011,25,000 vendace fry were carried by llamas to Sprinkling Tarn or that in


2002 gunmen were brought into the Lake District to save Britain’s rarest fish (the schel- Iy) from extinction. How many would real­


ise that the places in which they fish might have been the favoured spots of the likes of Wordsworth, Ransome, Falkus, John Waller Hills or even Beatrix Potter?


Wiii a copy of Keith’s angling book


“Fish & Fishers o f The Lake District" is priced a t £20 and available direc t from the publisher.To purchase, visit www.medlarpress.com


To win acopy o f (he book, send theanswer to the question below to Katie Hammond,ClitheroeAdvertiserandTimes.LimestoneSuite, Fern Court Business Centre, Castlegatei Clitheroe, Lancs, BB71AZ. Q; What is the name o f Britain’s rarest fish, saved from extinction in 2002?


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A Whalley woman who taunt-. ed her love rival via Facebook was eventually given a condi­ tional caution by police but failed to comply with its con­ ditions. •' • Blackburn magistrates:


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• toharassingtheotherwoman. She was given a conditional discharge for 12 months arid , ordered to pay £160 towards


heard'that Keighley Baxter (28) posted messages to the other,woman using the Face-: book page of the man whose attentions they were both vy-‘v> ingfor,


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threatsinthepastandcaused damage to property, which re­ sulted in a harassment warn­ ing,” said Mr Howells. He said. . some of the Facebook mes?


, sageswerepersbnalandnasty. > Mr Jonathan Taylor (de-. Tending) said .his client


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