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wasagreat evening and a great achievement for a group that has only been formed for just over iS months.* She added: There are cur­


rently 45 cadets and since Au­ gust 2014 they have already completed 49S hours of vol­ unteering which they always do with a smile on their faces and a positive attitude. They are the youth of today and the


role models of the future.* The not-for-profit vol­


unteer group was formed in August 2013 and is made up of young people aged 13 to 18 years. Around 25% of the chil­ dren are from vulnerable or hard to reach backgrounds. The cadets meet once a week in the evening and offer their services to community groups at weekends and dur­ ing school holidays. Between August 2013 and


July 201.). they completed 1,177 hours ot volunteering outside ot their weekly meetings. In the Ribble Valley, this includ­ ed gardening and assisting with crowd safety at Clitheroe


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ley Library before collect­ ing signatures in Whalley andCUtheroe. Across the UK signa­


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the forthcoming General Election to protect theNHS


against privatisation. . Meeting afterwards to discuss the impact of the day the group were moved


by the many stories which members of the public had shared about their contact


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A few months ago, the club house at Clitheroe cricket club left a lot to be desired and certainly didn't offerthe warmest of welcomes to players and members alike.


The committee decided it was time for a change and as the club was low on funds, they took on the challenge of rais­ ing the money needed them­ selves. A sponsored diet took


place over six weeks, with weekly weigh-in results post­ ed online which raised in the region of £2,500. A sponsored walk to all


the grounds in the Houlds- worth Solicitors Ribblesdale League was completed by Paul. Gaskell and Michael Houlds- worth, with other members of the club joining them for different legs, which took in more than 100 miles in five days; and raised in the region of£3,ooo. Generous donations of


Clitheroe Cricket Club steward Mick Cox with John Bailey, club treasurer.


time and materials meant the renovations started in the middle of January, project managed and overseen by Darren Stansfield, who gave all his time free of charge and was on site every day despite running his own business, DS Decorating Services.


Lots of help came from local


businesses, either in the form of cash donations or massive­ ly discounted prices for ma­ terials. Amanda Hall, club chair­


man said: “The support we have had has been simply fantastic. There are too many


The newly renovated clubhouse at Clitheroe Cricket Club.


people to mention, but we would like to thank all the businesses who helped us, in whatever way. Gary Arthur from the Barber’s Shop on York Street even brought a curry down one night for eve­ ryone working to get things finished. And the Club’s spon­


sor James’ Places gave us lots of lovely furniture which we are very grateful for. “The work done will bene­


fit a massive amount of people in the community. It has been hard work but


the end result is great. We will also be giving some of the


money raised to our chosen charity Dreams and Wishes and donating cricket sets to local schools.” • Function bookings are


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Facelift for Clitheroe Cricket Club Sponsored walks and diets help raise thousands towards renovating sports venue


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