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www.clitheroeadvertlsor.co.uk Thursday, June 26,2014
£ CASTLE CE^MONY: Mayor arid Cadetspnparefor Ribble Valley's parj in nationwide event ’ Special
individuals People looking for an ex citing and rewarding op portunity are invited by Lancashire Constabulary to consider being aSpecial
. Constable. The force is hosting an
event at Greenbank Police Station, Blackburn, today (Thursday) at 7pm, aimed at anyone who may.wish to
joining the Specials. There are currently
Flag flies in honour of armed forces
Ribble Valley Mayor Coun Michael Ranson (pictured) andmembersoftheClitheroe Army Cadet Corps raised the flag at Clithe- roe Castle to mark this Saturday’s Armed -
- ForcesDay. Around the country local authorities, town and parish councils and communities large and small are showing their support for Brit ish servicemen and women. Coun. Ranson said: “The respect and appre- ciationshownonArmedForcesDaybypeo- ple up and down the country goes a long way in sustaining the high morale of the armed forces. We are delighted and honoured to be flying the Armed Forces Day flag from the iconic Clitheroe Castle keep.” Since 2009, Armed ForcesDay has been marked annually with events large and small
thro'
ughouttheUK.Theflaghasbeenraised . atfamous landmarks and Government ' " _ buildings across the UK, including 10 Down- , ing Street and the Ministry of Defence.
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. LastyearonArmedForcesDay,RibbleVal- - ’ leyBoroughCouncillaunchedanArmed Forces Community Covenant, marking the borough’s pledge to support servicemen and women living in the borough. It was signed by civic leaders and representatives of the armed forces, Ribble Valley Homes, the Royal British Legion and the Citizens’ Advice Bureau. The Covenant aims to nurture pub lic understanding and awareness of issues affecting service personnel, recognise the sacrifices fgced by the armed forces and pro mote activities aimed at integrating service personnel into the community. .
more than 400 Specials working and a recruitment drive is now underway to get more volunteers to join the ranks. Special Constables are
unpaid volunteer police of ficers who have the same, powers as regular police officers and wear the same uniform. They carry out local patrols, police lo cal events and take part in crime reduction projects, working to cut crime and anti-social behaviour. The event starts at 7 pm
and includes presentations from existing Special Con stables and the area’s Spe cials co-ordinator Nigel Walker. To attend email: Nigel.walker@lancashire. •
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a say on revised
People in the Ribble Valley still have time to have their 1 say on the borough’s core
strategy. The strategy, which sets
/ out a blueprint for develop ment in the borough until .2628, including how many
i new houses the area needs and where they might be built, underwent a series of hearings in January as part of an examination in pub lic by a Govern-
■ ment inspector. F o l low in g
the hearings, in spector Simon Berkeley asked for further consideration of housing levels, how houses were dis tributed, the treatment of villages andland allocation. As a result, modifications
havebeenmadetothe strat egy, which are now open for public consultation. Following the consulta
tion, the modifications will go back to the inspector for final consideration. Modifications to the
strategy are available to view on the council’s web
site (
www.ribblevalley.gov. uk), in person at the coun
cil offices in Church Walk,
Clitheroe, and at local librar ies.
Residents can comment
online or by writing to: Forward Planning Team,
Ribble Valley Borough Coun cil, Council Offices, Church
Walk, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB72RA.
on Monday July 7th’ only, and it is not necessary
responses is 5 pm ground papers ‘Thedeadlmefor uoL^
to resubmit previous re sponses.
The deadline for respons
es is 5 pm on Monday, July 7th, and further details are available from the council’s Forward Planning Team on 01200425111. • The Core Strategy
is a 20-year planning and development blueprint up to the year 2028 and in ef fect “backdated” to 2008. The council has been criti cised for not having had it in place sooner.
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