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Sabden businessman Dave Fishwick is not resting on his laurels after bagging a BAFTA.


The minibus-mogul’s latest


TV show, “Dave: Loan Rang­ er”, picked up the best current affairs programme gong at the Scottish version of the awards on Sunday, beating off stiff competition from the likes of “Panorama”. It was his second BAFTA for the Sabden entrepreneur af­


ter he won one for his “Fighting the Fat Cats” show last year.' . “It was a really exciting'


night. I honestly didn’t think we were going to win,” he said. “When you’re in a room


with the likes of‘Panorama’ in a category for current affairs, you knowyou’re up against the .


big boys. I didn’t even have my jacket on when they were read­ ing out the nominations. When they read our name out I was


' just stunned.” David Tennant and Simon


. Pegg were just a couple of the celebrities at the event and Mr Fishwick said he had to keep


pinching himself when look­ ing around the room. , i Mr Fishwick is now busy, working on a new series.Tm working on a property series now, helping people get on the property ladder. I like making ■ television that makes a differ­ ence to people’s lives,” he said.


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Residents in the Ribble Valleyarebeingurgedto ■ beware of a scam parcel delivery service. A card is posted through doors from a company called PDS (Parcel Deliv­ ery Service) suggesting that they were unable to deliver a parcel and that you need to contact them on 0906 6611911. If you call the number and you start to hear a recorded mes­ sage you will already have been billed £315 for the


. phone call. Anyone whoa card with these details is urged to contact Royal Mail Fraud : on 020 7239 6655.


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..FIND OUTWHICH BARS HAVE MADE THE FINAL NEXT WEEK ' " : Some of the Rotarians and guests at the meal.


Rotarians have a lot to smile about at anniversary


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There were smiles all round at the Rotary Club of Ribbles-


dale’s38th charter anniversa­ ry dinner.


P re s id en t , Richard


Schofield, was delighted to welcome members of the club, guests and visiting Ro­ tarians to the well-attended event held at the Newdrop Inn, Ribchester. Guests included district


governor Roger Mason, who toasted the success of the Ro­


tary Club of Ribblesdale; David Evans, president of the Rotary Club ofClitheroe, and Annis Schofield (the presi­ dent’s daughter), who gave an insightful talk about her fa th e r ’s q ualitie s and achievements.' When the timecamefora


club photograph, it provided a good opportunity to see whether those sitting on the floor were able to rise to the occasion!


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Children and staff from Chipping Children’s Community Alliance have been busy raising money to buy the new oven needed for their breakfast and after school clubs and the baking activities of the pre-school. Money was raised by selling the cakes baked by staff and children.


Pictured are some of the children and staff from the after school club, who took part in a Chipping School Bake Off competition, putting the new oven to good use. All the cakes andbiscuits made were judged by the teachers before the winners were an­ nounced.


Two services for airmen who died


Two dedication services for airmen who died in the Ribble Valley during the SecondWorldWar will take place on Saturday. The first is at 10-30 a.m. at the Nick ’o Pendle and the second at Salter FellLane, Slaidburn, at 12-50 p.m.


Raised voices are a good thing at this village school


NicolaTerry with someofthepupilsfromSt Leonard's School.


Children at a school in Lang- ho have been raising their voices to raise funds for a charity close to home. St Leonard's School has


chosen to support Child Ac­ tion Northwest in Wilpshire because it wanted to help lo-


•'cal families. Already£239.85hasbeen


raised through a concert with One Voice Choir and a cake sale. A cheque was presented


to NicolaTerry, the charity’s creative partnerships man­ ager, who said: “1 enjoyed meeting the children and


explaining how the cha.ri- ty’sheadquartersjustup the road from the school, used to be an orphanage. “They understood how


times have changed and that we now support children in all sorts of ways, including our work with boys and girls who live with foster carers and families where children are young carers and provide care for their own parents.” The children will visit


the charity’s headquarters in Whalley Road,- Wilpshire to learn more about the his­ tory of the orphanage.


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