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Vandal repeatedly strikes Nissan Juke
Witnesses are being asked . this vehicle is frustrated to come forward to help thathisvehiclehasbeen hunt a mindless vandal - targeted repeatedly over a whohastargetedthesame certainperiodoftime.We vehicleatleasti7times. ’ believe the same person Police believe the same person is repeatedly
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scratching a Nissan Juke piciously around parked parkedinHighfieldRoad, cars in the Highfield Road Clitheroe.
Clitheroe’sInsp.Hassan . lOiortheCrimestoppers Khan said: “The owner of
area, please call police on line on 0800 5S5m ”
Art and craft all adds up
A national touring exhibition showcasing the beauty of mathematics opens this Saturday at the Platform
Gallery, Clitheroe. “BeautyistheFirstTest”featurestex- tiles, sculptures and drawings that reveal how craft tech- niques such as knotting, interlacing, stitching, counting,
hooking, measuring and cutting are guided by math theo ries; Curator Liz Cooper will be on hand from noon to 2pm to discuss the exhibition. Enquiries: 01200 425566.
Arty Lloyd's appeal to attack smoking
Well spoken, girls! Teams go through to finals
The Rotary Club of Clitheroe held its Ribble Valley round of the Rotary Youth Speaks competition at Brookside School and has now entered both an intermediate team and a senior team from St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, to represent the club in the North-West final. Ribblesdale Rotary Club willbe represented by teams firom
Bowland High School when the final is held at Dallam School, near Milnthorpe, on Saturday, February 8th.
The St Augustine’s intermediate team was (firomleft) speak er Hannah Bradshaw, chairperson Susan Kellaway and vote of thanks proposer Helena Mullin, pictured with adjudica tors from Clitheroe Speakers’ Club and Rotarians. '
Television’s “Art Attack” presenter LloydWarbey is encouraging schools in the North West to design a poster for The British Heart Foundation’s No Smoking Day on March, 12th. Information can be found at nosmokingday.
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