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Whalley’s continuing battle against new housing devel­ opment will go on, with the parish council fully involved. In his report to the annual


meeting of Whalley Parish Council, re-elected chair­ man Coun Martin Highton said there had been a further year delay in the adoption of Ribble Valley’s core strat­ egy and developers contin­ ued to take advantage of this


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situation. However, this year there had been no major new planning applications for housing developments in the village. Two major schemes had


been permitted on appeal by the planning inspector, one on the site off Mitton Road and also the development in neighbouring Barrow. He said: “I would par­ ticularly like to thank our


planning chairman, Coun Stephen Barker, for the many hours of preparation prior to these meetings and representing the parish council at the Ribble Valley planning committee and the subsequent appeal hearing. “We have now started the


process of adopting a neigh­ bourhood plan for Whalley, probably linked to parts of our neighbouring parish­


es, Billington and Barrow. • “This will be a major task


with serious cost implica­ tions, but we do need some­ thing in place to protect our environment and control the actions of developers in and around Whalley. “I would like to thank Coun


Ivan Kent for his time and effort in preparing for this process,” added Coun Highton. .


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CLmtEROEADVERTTSER&TTMES I - NEWS IN BRIEF Jewellery taken in burglary


A Clitheroe couple returned to find their house had been burgled and items.worth £800 missing. Raiders entered the property in Brownlow Street, Clithe­ roe, and escaped unseen with jewellery, various bank cards and £150 cash." The burglary happened some time between 11 pm on Satur­ day and 7:30 am the following day. Police are urging householders to keep their homes secure and windows locked at all times.


Driver ‘fell asleep’ at the wheel


allow holidays in term time. Dr Austin added: “I would


recommend that all parents lookatthelatest information on our website and contact the headteacher if you wish to discuss a leave of absence from school for a child. The implication is that we need to have a face-to-face discus­ sion between parents and the headteacher so that all the issues arising from the holiday request or leave of absence can be discussed.”


A car driven by a woman ploughed into a hedge after, police say, it is thought she fell asleep at the wheel. Police say the woman was driving a Hyundai along Edisford Road, Clitheroe, at 7-15 am on Sunday when her vehicle was in collision with the hedge. Insp. Hassan Khan, of Clitheroe Police, said: “No other vehi­ cles were involved and the woman was uninjured, but treated for shock. She was breathalysed and the result came back as negative.”


Woman in ‘road rage’ incident


A woman was pushed by a fellow motorist in a road rage inci- dentinSabden. Police said a motorist pushed the woman after their vehicles were involved in a minor collision in Gardeners Row. The incident, which isbeing investigated by police, hap­ pened on Monday between 3 and 3-40 pm.


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