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Nominations for the Ribble Valley Business Awards open this week


Nominations for.the Rib­ ble Valley Business Awards (RVBA) open next week and there has never been a better time to support your favourite local shop or business. The opening day is July 9 th


when there will be the chance to put favourites forward by visiting the nominations page ofthe RVBA website and filling in a simple form. Once nominations are sub­


mitted, the business is con­ tacted and invited to enter the competition for the Bow- land BioEnergy Award. They can then choose which other


awards theywish tobeconsid- ered for. The business needs to provide details about them­ selves and why they think their business could win to help thejudges in September. The event is organised by Enterprising People in con­


junction with Ribble Valley volunteer enterprise men­ tors. This ensures it is both local and independent. Organiser Rob Carder


said: “The search to find this year's best local businesses starts on July gth. It's a great opportunity to put your fa­ vourite business on the map


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love what they do. It is a huge compliment and helps us all celebrate what is great about


the Ribble Valley.” There are 16 categories


ranging from Large Business with more than 50 employees to Micro Businesses with UP


to four people, and an award foran Enterprising Person, so


it really can apply to anyone. Mytton Fold Hotel will host


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to enable schools to develop innovative ways to encourage their friends and families to make positive lifestyle choices asset out in the council’s well­ being agenda. The Challenge invited Lan­


cashire School Councils to for­ mulate a plan and execute it across an academic year be­ fore submitting a final report to County Hall. The finalists were then invited to present to council members in the Coun­ cil Chamber at County Hall in Preston; a nerve-racking ex­ perience for any student, but one which proved successful for the team members; James Hughes-Gooding, Isobel Ellis, MarthaBarrett, William Gold­ ing, Charlotte Campbell and Philip Clews.


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She may only be eight, but little Sabdenschoolgirl Lucja Korol is scaling the heights, quite lit­ erally,to helpthevictimsof the Nepal earthquake disaster.


Lucja has climbed Pendle Hill every day for five days in a row and on the second day of her achievement she had already topped her £100 target by £200! Setting off from Barley,


Lucja, a pupil at St Mary’s RC Primary School, has braved all kinds of weather this week to achieve her goal of conquering the Five Summit Challenge. She has climbed two-and-


Team members with chairman of Lancashire County Council Margaret Brindleandher consort William Brindle.(s)


This year’s theme was


safety and wellbeing and the School Council promoted the issue ofChild Sexual Exploita­ tion, creating resources that were initially created for use by pupils at the Billington- based school and that are now being used across Lancashire. Based on the theme “Be Aware, Stay Safe” the resources deal with healthy relationships and have been commended by Lancashire Police for use by teenagers and youth groups. Headteacher, Mr Michael


Wright, said: “This was the first time we have entered the Chairman’s Challenge and we faced strong competition from schools across Lanca­ shire whohadbeeninvolvedin


some excellent local projects. “Our School Council mem­


bers decided to address the thorny issue of child sexual exploitation, which has had a high profile in the news re­ cently. “They put an enormous ’


amount of work into produc- ingresources to inform young people about this sensitive topic. We were delighted to win the event and the School Council now have the task of deciding how best to use the


prizemoney!” An engraved shield and the


prize money will be present­ ed at St Augustine’s by County Coun. Margaret Brindle, cur­ rent Chairman of Lancashire County Council.


half-miles each night accom­ panied by either herdadAdam or mum Lisa who said: “Lucja watched them building new schools after the earthquake in Nepal and she decided that she wanted to do her bitto help butshewasn’tsure how. “We then watched a docu­ mentary on Everest and that’s


whenwecameupwiththeidea a nursery nurse at Wheatley of climbing Pendle Hill.”


Lane Primary School in Fence, Lucja,who has a baby sister has raised cash for the Liver-


Tahlia (two) is following in the pool Women’s Hospital with a footsteps of her parents, who series of coffee mornings. An- are Sabden charity champs, yone who would like to spon- Adam has organised motown ■ sor Lucja can do so by going to nights to raise money for their www.justgiving.com/5/sum- local church and Lisa, who is mit-challenge.


Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans pops in to support Ribble Valley Foodbank's three day collection at Clitheroe's Tesco supermarket (s)


MP supporting foodbank


Just over a ton of food has been donated to Ribble Val­ ley Foodbank during a three day-long collection at Clithe- roe’s Tesco supermarket. “Thanks also go to the Tes­ co staff for their great sup­


port for this collection, and to Tesco for topping up this collection with 30% in cash,” said the foodbank’s manager Ruth Haldane. A total of 45 volunteers helped make the collection


possible by giving out leaflets as well as collecting and sort­ ing the food. Ribble Valley MP Nigel


Evans MP also called in on Saturday to support the col­ lection.


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