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Good news for cyclists who like to get off the beaten track... the Green Jersey Sportcrossisback! After the success of the


Clitheroe bike shop’s inau­ gural sportcross event last year, it returns for a follow­ up event next February, with entries now being taken.


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Children from Bolton-by-Bowland Primary School and the War Memorial Committee got together to take part in Ribble Valley Borough Council’s centenary of theFirst World War. The children watched as the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Michael Ranson, planted an oak tree in the parish. Headteacher Mrs Stansfield said: “We were delighted to be


involvedinthe planting ceremony. Thechildren have also planted poppy seeds around school, which is a great way to symbolise the meaning, and significance that war played in shaping the country we live in. “By planting an oak tree in the village, the children have a permanent reminder and a visual aid which will bring his- torytolife.”


• Taking place on Sunday,. February 1st, the second Green Jersey Sportcross promises 30 miles of the best that Bowland can throw atyou. Participants will climb


3,000ft, ride on road and off, over Tarmac, gravel, board walks, mud, grass, rocks and roots - this ride has it all. Riders can use either a


cyclocross bike or moun­ tain bike, and watch the World Cyclo Cross Champi­ onships afterwards on a gi- antscreenbackatthe Green Jersey in Taylor Street, Clitheroe, where hot food will be available. ;■ -... ■ Entry for the Green Jer­


sey Sportcross is on a first- come-first-served basis


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The Green Jersey Sportcross tackles all terrain on two wheels.


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completing a parental con­ sent form and experienced under 16 riders can only ride when accompanied by a par­ ent or guardian on the ride itself and after submitting a parental consent form.


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