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heard the vehicle ended up going for scrap, and the sale landed Corrine French in further trouble for mak­ ing a fraudulent insurance claim for a mobile phone she claimed was lost. Thecourtheardthephone


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in costs. Miss Catherine Allan (pros­


ecuting) said that French had been in a short relationship with Richard Avery and after they hadsplitup she purport­


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' phone as part of their investi­ gations, said Mr Prew, adding: “She was left without a phone and decided to claim on the insurance. She reported it as lost although it was in police custody at the time.”


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Businesswoman Sarah Parry has secured backing to ex­ pand her Barrow-based side saddle business. Sarah hasbeen pledged £4,590 to expand her side saddle business through the Kickstarter initiative. It al­ lows people to present their ideasinthehopetheyre- ceive financial support. Sarah’sideaachieved5opledg- es meaning that any future saddles willincludestock sizes andtheavailabilityofhiringa saddle over a season wiU now bearealitywithoptiontobuy.


Vehicle company’s industrial units plan


An application for full plan­ ning permission to build 21 industrial units on land in Clitheroe hasbeensubmit- ted to Ribble Valley planning chiefs. The plans submitted by James Alpe are to erect 21 industrial units ofBiandB2 use on land Upbrooks, Lin­ coln Way. This land used to be the site of the former golf driving range called Twinbrook Golf Driving Range. The plans in­ clude the layout of the estate road and parking areas.


Banquet paysfor children’s holidays


A dinner organised by sixth- form students at Hurst Green’s Stonyhurst College has raised almost £12,000, to give children from local spe­ cial schools a holiday. Every pupil in Stonyhurst’s Year 12 was involved in plan­ ning and delivering The Poetry Banquet, which was eqjoyed by more than 250 guests. Funds raised from ticket sales, an auction and a raffle, go to the Stonyhurst Children’sHoliday Trust. This gives the children an annual summerbreakatStonyhurst.


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Police haveissuedanewwarn- ing to the elderly after recent telephone frauds in East Lan­ cashire topped 30. The victims, who have


parted with a total of £80,000 to the conmen, have included people in Mellor and Clayton- ie-Dale. In each instance someone purporting to be a police of­


ficer has contacted the victim, saying there has been some sort of crime relating to their bank or bank card. The victim is asked for


bank account details or to transfer a substantial amount of money to a “safe” account. In some cases a bogus po­


lice officer has been to the house and taken money “for


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A music-filled funeral has been held for a former vicar of Langho, the charismatic and talented musician the Rev. Dr Quentin Wilson. Brought up in London, he


served in East London and North London, Exeter Cathe­ dral and St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle before mov­ ing north, spending 13 years as vicar of Langho. He was an accomplished organist and tenor singer.


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pursued his interest in 18th and 19th Century history, earning a Doctorate at the Uni­ versity of York. DrWilson(69) died o f can­


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