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wrong but the glider has since been examined and no


faultshavebeenfoundonit.” Mr Pettifer added: “For­


tunately accidents of this typeareveryrare.” The accident, which


happened just before noon on Sunday at Lower Cock Hill Farm, Fiddler’s Lane,


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trapped in the aircraft - -which suffered severe front end damage - and had to be


extracted by firefighters. Theywerebothputonspinal boards and taken tohospital- “Two separate air ambu­


lances attended the scene. We have since heard that they are not seriously hurt, fortunatelyjust bumps and


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Contentious caravan site plan is turned down


Application would have ‘detrimental impact’


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Residents who had cam­ paigned against a controver­ sial application to create a caravan park in Langho were celebrating after councillors


gave it the red light.


The application for the scheme on land behind the Petre Arms included 21 cara­ vans, an outdoor play area and


storage unit. Members of Ribble Valley-


Borough Council’s planning and development committee turned the application down on the grounds of the detri­ mental impact it would have on the village including the school, community centre, church and surrounding ho­ tels,due to noise and odour pollution as generators would


be used on the site as there are no electricity, gas or water. It was also refused on the


grounds of traffic safety issues as protestors had argued that cars towing caravans would not have a clear view of traf­ fic exiting the roundabout on the A59 and travelling down Whalley Road as it was close to a bend. They were also concerned about theincreasednumberof


vehicles the site, which could accommodate up to 50 people, would bring to the closeknit


community. Welcoming the decision


Coun. Ged Mirfin said: “This decision was made after a long and detailed debate and it was certainly the right out­ come for Langho for a host of reasons including the impact a development of this nature would have on residents, busi­ nesses and the community.” Several people who had ob­


jected to the scheme attend­ ed the meeting and watched proceedings from the public gallery. They had claimed to have


evidence that the true nature of the application was not a recreational caravan site but a permanent/semi permanent site for travelling people and they argued that this falls out of the terms ofthe application. Villagers were also wor­


ried that the site would ac­ commodate in excess of 50 people, many of whom would have vehicles, and this would have a major environmental and health and safety issue. They also argued that Langho was not a tourist area so would have no benefit to the village. The application had been


recommended for approval but was withdrawn at a pre­ vious planning meeting as officers had asked for more in­ formation about the scheme.


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The packhasbeen put togeth­ er by Community Rail Lan­ cashire and is supported by Ribble Valley Borough Coun­ cil. It features a host of infor­ mation and advice including train timetables, local rail his­ tory, ai rail ramblers guided walks programme and how to get involved in local rail sup­ port groups. Ribble Valley, Borough


Council leader Stuart Hirst said: “Ribble Valley is a hap­ pening place. It is one of the mostdesirableplacesin which to live and work in the UK. We want people to visit the bor­ ough and what better way to


enjoy our stunning scenery than travelling by train? “We also want the bor­


ough’s new homeowners to make the most of rail travel in


their daily commutes to Black­ burn, Preston, Manchester


and beyond, as well as enjoy the leisure opportunities that


local rail travel has to offer.” Marjorie Birch, vice-


chairman of Community Rail Partnership Clitheroe and chairman of local support group Ribble Valley Rail, add­ ed: “Lancashire’s community railways provide an excellent


. means by which to explore the county and provide vital links for students and commuters travelling across the region. “There has been an in­


crease in the use of local rail services in recent years, par­


ticularly the Clitheroe to Manchester rail line, and we anticipate further increases in passenger traffic in the fu­ ture.”


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Picturedatthe launch of the welcome packare (from left) Colin Hirst Ribble Valley Borough Council’shead of regenerationandhousing, Clitheroe Interchange technical support officerSue Harrison, Marjorie BirchandStuartHirst


Ella raises a grand at The Grand during homecoming gig


Singer/songwriter Ella Shaw of Britain’s reaching the BGT semi-finals this year’. overwhelmed by the turnout and even Got Talent fame is on a high after her Shewilldonatethemoneyraisedfrom morewiththeamountweraised.IwilItreas- homecoming concert raised £1,000 for theconcerttoAlopeciaUKaftersuffering ure that night for a long time and hope one charity


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Thei8-year-old Langho singer packed Ella said: “It was the most incredible myfirstshowatTheGrandandseehowfar out The Grand Venue in Clitheroe after performance of my career to date. I was I’ve come.”


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130 homes plan for Henthorn Road given the go ahead


Clitheroe is to get another 130 hew homes. The development at


Henthorn Road is to in­ clude a mix of two and four bedroomed properties and 12 of these include two bed apartments. Around 40 of the pro­


posed properties will meet Ribble Valley Council’s ob­


jective of providing on-site affordable housing. The scheme was given the go ahead initially two years ago and since then the final details have been thrashed out between the developer and those interested in the scheme. Nearby residents had ob­


jected to the new homes on a variety of grounds includ­ ing a potential loss of privacy and also the fact that many of the existing homes in adja­ cent Kenilworth Drive would directly face the gable ends of the new homes and this would result in an overbear­ ing impact and loss of light. Concerns were also ex­


pressed about the issue of speeding in Henthorn Road


and town councillors have asked for a 2omph condi­ tion to be imposed on deliv­


ery drivers. The developer, Story


Homes, has agreed to incor­ porate bungalows into the scheme to improve the visual appearance of the site. A “central green” area


will also be created as a.pub- lic open space within the de­ velopment with significant landscaping and hedgerow planting. The area will be designed to give pedestri­ ans equal priority to vehicles which act as a traffic calming measure. Other measures in place to improve the appear­ ance of the site include re­ locating front parking plots to rear courtyards to mini­ mise the dominance of cars on the street and re-arrang- ing some of th plots to give more distance between the properties. There will also be landscaping and a shared pedestrian/cycle footway. Access to the homes will be by single road and the estate will be made up of court­ yards and cul-de-sacs.


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