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Lancashire County Council is proposing to limit how much DIY waste people can dispose of for free at recycling centres, with charges being applied for anyextra./


. ' The council needs to save £31501. by April 2018 as a re­ sult of Government funding cuts, and the newpolicy is be-' ing considered to reduce the'


. estimated £750,000 annual cost of dealing with waste such as soil, rubble and plas­ terboard.'


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ing Group set up to review how: the council provides House­ hold Waste Recycling Centres, the council agreed to consider placing limits on, and charg­ ing for, certain waste types to help maintain a good quality service within a tighter budg­ et. ' "


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considered this week, would require residents to apply for a free permit allowing them to dispose of up to ten 25kg bags of DIY waste per year without charge. A charge of £3.50 per 25kg bag or equivalent item


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therwaste.orforanywastede- livered without a permit. The proposal will be con­


sidered by County Coun. Jan­ ice Hanson, cabinet member for public protection and waste. If agreed, it will come into force from April 1st 2015 subject to the Cabinet alsogiv-


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If adopted the policy will be set out in full on the coun­


cil’s website: www.lancashire. gov.uk.


Help at hand for a wanner winter


Help and advice is at hand to ensure elderly residents stay warm this winter. Ribble Valley Borough


Council hasjoinedforces with the Little Green Bus, Age UK


Lancashire and Help Direct. As well as advice and in­ formation, the council can


assist with boiler repairs and replacement, loft and cavity wall insulation, energy grants, electric heaters and blankets.


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Man punched in the face in pub assault


A 36-year-old man was


punchedinthefacewhile drinking at The Dog, Clit- heroe.


The victim suffered minor bruising to his face after the incident on Saturday night. Police are appealing for wit- nesses to come forward.


'The assailant, who fled the scene, is described as being a


whiteman of slim build with short dark brown hair. He


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Police investigate supermarket thefts


An increasing number of shoplifting incidents are be­


ing investigated by Clitheroe police. A man went into the Clit­ heroe Tesco store at10-30 pm on Friday and walked


out without paying for four steaks, worth £40.


And a man stole a Sony DVD • player, worth £29.99, from Sainsbury’s at 1 pm on Satur­


day. He is described as white, 5ft- 9ms. tall and of stocky build with short light brown hair. Call police on 101 with information.


Stab in neck charge goes to crown court


A 45-year-old man has ap- pearedbeforeBlackburn magistrates charged with as­ saulting a man in Great Har­ wood by stabbing him in the neck with a biro tube. John Clayton, of Nether- wood Gardens, Brockhall Village, Old Langho, was sent on bail to appear next at Burnley Crown Court. He is charged with assaulting Karl Wilding, causing him actual bodily harm, and assaulting Philip Blackmoore. He will appear before the crown court on March 9th.


£1,000 for a Bowland idea


An award of £1,000 is up for grabs tohelpmakean environ­


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