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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Thu rsday,January16,2014 V. Services to mark
Christian Unity ciitheroe Churches in Partnership’s Week of ^ -Prayer for Christian Unity
. starts with a prayer meet ing at Ciitheroe Commu nity Church, ledjointly by the Salvation Army, at 9-30 am on Saturday. Other services are: Sun day, 6-30 pm, united serv ice at Trinity Methodist;
Monday, 9 am, Eucharis tic service at St Michael
We’re off to Brittany - for the evening! LeCercleFrangaisdeRibblesdale left the
gloomy weathermWhalleylastMonday
evening to take a look at Brittany, courtesy of tany. .'{■ <. LoryBarreau.
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and St John’s; Tuesday ,12-30 pm, lunchtime serv ice at United Reformed; Wednesday, 10-30 am, Holy Communion at St James’ ledjointly with St Paul’s; Thursday, 10-30 am Trinity Methodist; Friday, 10-30 am, Holy Communion service at Parish Church.
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She rounded offthe evening with a quick • ■
thought-provoking talk entitled “Surpre- PhilipBaugh,actingpresidentforthemeet- nante Bretagne” to a well-attended meeting ing, thanked Lory and registered everyone’s atWhalley Abbey.
Using some excellent illustrations, she un- eqjoyable and entertaining occasion. covered the history, the culture and myths of -The club’s next gathering will be the ainnual thatregion.
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Whilst not from Brittany itself, Lory comes. ,;VrWorston for.' Places can be reserved via the from Nantes, in Pays de la Loire, at one time -/--website:
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Back in The Zone IntheZonesessionshave
recommenced at Roefield Leisure Centre, Ciitheroe. They are for children aged 10713, held from 5-7 pm on Saturdays and involve activities such as body zorbing, archery and - dance mats. The sessions cost £3.20, but are free for junior gym members.
Controversial plan for new homes set to go before council
A controversial planning application for new homes in Sabden will be discussed by council chiefs tonight.
Members of Ribble Valley Borough Council’s planning committee will consider an outline application for a residential development of 14 houses and three bunga lows plus a new access road on land to the rear of Pendle
Street East. However, residents in
Sabden have vowed to fight the application, which has been submitted by P & D Developments,’andapetition signed by 600 people was submitted to the council on Monday by local councillor Richard Newmark. The Love Sabden Group,
an action group formed to fight housing applications in Sahden, claim the proposed development will not only lead to traffic chaos, but will ruin the village. They also say the scheme
is on a greenfield site, that there is no demand for such housing within the area and that there would be loss of
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wildlife and habitat if it went ahead.
Objections have also been raised about the close prox
imity of the proposed houses to existing properties. In addition, concerns
h a v e -b e e n ra is e d by members of Sabden Parish C ou n c i l, who fear that the development would exacerbate existing con gestion issues in the area, due to an increase in volumes of traffic, and that
thenewhousescouldalterthe natural drainage of the site,
resulting in potential flood ing.
However, highways offic
ers from Lancashire County Council have raised no objec tions to the application. O f f ic e r s are recom
mending that a decision on the application be deferred and delegated to the Direc tor of Community Services for agreement on a list of re quirements. The meeting is scheduled
to start at 6-30 pm in the Rib- ble Valley Borough Council Chamber, Church Street, Ciitheroe.
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A 19-year-old man living on a Gisburn caravan Park made a sexually explicit FaceTime connection - a video phone call - with a 16-year-old girl which was also viewed by her 13-year-old sister. Blackburn magistrates
heard, the two girls were sit ting on the sofa together when the older sister received an image showing the torso of a male who was masturbating. After they told their mother what had happened the call wastracedbacktoAaronCenq Kucukcan.
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ber caravan Site, Gisbum.and now of Derby Street, Colne, pleaded guilty to intention ally exposing his genitals in tending someone would see them and be caused alarm or distress. He was committed on bail to Preston Crown Court to be sentenced. \ Mr Andy Robinson (prose
cuting) said theyounger sister had received a number of mes sages fiom a male and eventu ally worked out he wanted her sister who previously used the mobile phone. She passed on
her older sister’s new phone number. “When they received the FaceTime communication they didn’t know who it was,” said Mr Robinson. Miss Laura Heywood (de
fending) said Kucukcan knew the 16-year-old girl and had been talking to her on Face- book and over the phone. “He says the messa'ges
had been a bit flirty but he overstepped the mark send ing her this image,” said Miss Heywood. “He didn’t know the younger girl would be sitting with her older sister.”
Core Strategy examination begins
A public examination into the Ribble Valley borough Core Strategy began on Tuesday. Ribble Valley Borough
Council has formally agreed the strategy, which address es how many new houses are needed in the area lip to 2028 andwheretheycouldbebuilt. It is intended to address the
future demands of the area’s demographic change, eco nomic growth and affordable housing and reflects a'per- ceived requirement of 5,000 new houses, some ofwhich are
already built or in the process of being developed. - Thestrategywassubjectto a six-week consultation at the end of 2013 and is now under going the public examination overseen by Simon Berkeley, from the Government’s plan ning inspectorate. The examination began on Tuesday this week and will
■ run until Tuesday, January 21st, excluding Monday, Jan uary 20th. The morning ses sions begin at 9-30 am and the afternoon sessions resume at
2 pm. The session schedules are available to view at the council’s website (www.rib- ■
blevalley.gov.uk) and will each deal with specific issues relat ed to the Core Strategy. Ribble Valley residents are
invited to observe the exami nation and anyone wishing to attend any of the sessions is advised to book a place. Further information is
available from Michelle Ha worth on 07896 064236 or by email to:
programme.officer@
ribblevally.co.uk
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