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. NEWS IN BRIEF , Salvation Army
coffee morning Delicious homemade cakes will be on sale when the Salvation Armyin Clitheroe holds a coffee
' morning on Saturday. It takes place from 10 am to noon at the Salvation Army HQ at the junction of Lowergate and King Lane. Admission is £1, which includes tea or coffee and a scone. There will also be various craft stalls at the event. Everyone is wel-
Parkinson's group Golden couple’s help for hospice
FormercancerpatientCynthiaCarter . shared her happiness by helping others when she celebrated her golden wedding withherhusband,Keith. . Mr and Mrs Carter, of Clough Lane, Simon: stone, gave £125 to Pendleside Hospice after
their anniversaryparty in July at Whalley Golf Club. The couple asked party guests to give a dona tion to the hospice instead of presents. Mrs Carter said: “We would like to say a huge
thank you to all our family and friends for their generous donations, and for travelling from all over the country to eryoy our special daywithus. We hope everyone enjoyed the partyjustasmuchaswedid.. “Having gone through treatment for cancer myself, I know how hard it can b e for people
going through it and for their families. “Keith and I wanted to raise money for the hospice, which we know does an amazing job.”
offers support The next meeting of the Hyndburn and Ribble Val ley Parkinson's Support Group will take place next Saturday, Septem ber 6th, at 11-30 am in the Supper Room at Accring ton Town Hall (lift access is available). There will be a Jacob’s join lunch and a warm welcome will b e extended to everybody affected by Parkinson’s, whether directly or fam ily members and friends. Amember of the NHS Falls Prevention team will give a talk and offer advice.
Community facilities will come under the spotlight at the next Ribble Valley Rural Forum. The forum, to be held
from 9-30am to lpm on Thursday, September 18th, will feature a presentation by Zoe Goddard, of Locality, the leading nationwide net work of development trusts, community enterprises, set tlements and social action centres. It will also include a
mini-workshop on how to complete successful fund ing applications, as well as a presentation by Cathy Hop- ley, of the Forest of Bowland AONB, on how it can sup port community groups and potential funding. The forum showcases
issues affecting rural com munities, with a focus on the voluntary, community and faith sectors. It also provides an interface between the communities and the statu tory bodies that serve them. More than 50 people
attended the firs t fo rum in April and these
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will be held bi-annually, Ribble Valley Borough Council partnership officer
Dilys Day said the forum was a good opportunity to meet people,aswellasshareinfor- mation and knowledge. Shesaid: “The forum pro
vides an opportunity to dis cuss issues specific to rural communities, with a focus on the voluntary, commu-
. nity and faith sectors. “It is also an opportunity
to network and meet people who may be able to assist
.with project development, as well as share information and knowledge. “The forum is prov
ing a great success and will become a bi-annual event, acting as a bridge between community groups and stat utory bodies.” The forum will meet at
the Ribble Valley Borough Council Chamber in Church Street, Clitheroe, and attend ance is free, but booking is required. Further details are available from Dilys Day or David Ingham on 01200 414549-
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Thousands of people attended this year’s classic car show
set in the wonderful grounds of CJitheroe Castle.
The North West Sound Ar chive, based at the Castle, gave people a chance to see more than 40 classic cars on display over the Bank Holiday week end in the area at the foot of the Castle Keep. Some of the vintage vehi- .
cles on show included Austin 7S,
Lotus Elans, Rolls-Royces, a
Corvette C3 Stingray, a Damler 66 Coup, a Morris Minor Trav eller and many more. Besides the cars them
selves, there were displays in the Pendie Hill Room of long- forgotten North West car manufacturers, including the Little Midland Company which produced cycle cars from 1909 to 1919 at its Mid land Works in Castle Street, Clitheroe. There were also short films showingthroughoutthedayof
the regional car industry, in cluding theworkofBond Cars. Sound archive officer An
drew Schofield hailed the day a huge success..
He commented: “We had
good weather which helped to attract thousands of clas sic car enthusiasts. In fact, we had record number of people this year.
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year and was extremely suc cessful. We hope to host an- • other show next year.” .
Bowland high You are invited to an
Open Evening
Thursday 18th September 2014 . 6 .0 0 pm - 8 .3 0 pm
Headteacher's speeches will be held at 6.15pm, 6.45pm 7.15pm and 7.45pm Headteacher - John Tarbox
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A free 'Park & Ride' system will operate from Shackleton's Garden Centre "
in Chalburn, commencing at 5.30pm. Owing to difficulties in previous years' " the police have to enforce the "no parking" at school rule.
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