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Clitheroe is to host aseries of “Memory Festivals" offering advice to people whoare liv­ ing with dementia.


Organised by Lancashire County Council there will be advice aboutlocalservicesfor sufferers of the illness, their families, carers and friends. The Memory Festivals will


showcase the wide range of re­ sources and holistic, enrich­ ing activities available from shared reading, memory box­ es and books on prescription to reminis.cence.'Sessions," Dementia Friends training, patchwork classes and many more projects. County Coun.Tony Mar­


tin, cabinet member for adult and community services, said: “As well as raising awareness ; about dementia and the high- quality specialist services available countywide, the


EU and Turk action to stop migrants is praised by Evans


Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans has welcomed a European action plan with Turkey to stem the flow of migrants to Europe. Nearly6oo,000 migrants


have reached the EU this year alone mainly by sea, most of them travelling from Turkey. Turkey w i ll re ce ive


around three billion euros in EU aid, and fast-track ac­ cess to visas, in return for clamping down on the flow of migrants to Europe. . Mr Evans said this week:


Organisation representativesattheMemory Festival at Clrtheroe Library."


events will also help to give a more in-depth understanding of the impacts of living with dementia.” Each event will feature


information from the Alzhe­ imer’s Society, dementia al­ liances, libraries, museums, care homes and Age UK. There


will also be arts activities, music workshops, demen­ tia simulation sessions and an introduction to Demen­ tia Friends, people who learn about what it’s like to live with dementia and the small things they can do to help in their lo­ cal community.


For more details call


0300-123 6703 or visit: www.' lancashire.gov.uk/events. aspx?keywords=memfest. The Memory Festival, held in Clitheroe Library last week, will be held at Clitheroe Mu­ seum on November 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th.


“This migration crisis is the largest'since the Second World War, with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees recently stating that 59.5 million people had been forcibly displaced from their homes during 2014, a figure set to rise consider­ ably in 2015. “I firmly believe thatBrit-


ain will continue to play its part in helping alleviate the suffering of refugees. We are the second largest aid donor to Syria and will provide ref­ uge to 20,000 refugees oyer the next five years.


‘This agreement will helptostem the flow’-Nigel Evans


“However, criminal gangs


cannot profit from the trtf- ficking of desperate people and formal structures must be adhered to. “Thisagreementwillhelp


tostemtheflowof migrants into the EU reducing the number of migrants mak­ ing dangerous journeys into the EU while allowing them quicker access to visas and aid in Turkey.”


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Available for a limited time only! £ - 1 KWe out initiative hopes to educate people on how to drive sqfely near horses and their riders 27 NEWS IN BRIEF Street model is highlight


Amodelofa Ribble Valley street in Victorian times is the highlight of an exhibition being held at Whalley Old Grammar School. The local history exhibition, which will run until Sunday, is open daily from 10 am to 4 pm and on Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm. Tomorrow the centre will also open from 6-30 to 8-30 pm. The highlight of the exhibition this year is the model of King Street in Victorian times created by the secretary of Whalley Local History Group Jean Lord. There is an entry fee of £1, no charge for children, and re- . freshments will be available. Further information leaflets are available at the centre.


Car hooters boost hospice Initiative to keep riders and drivers safe on the Valley’s roads


Riders fromBolton-by-Bowland accompanied mounted po­ lice on a ride out to raise awareness of horses on the Ribble Valley’s roads. The fourth ride out to be staged locally, the initiative raises awareness amongst the drivers of all types of vehicles of the possibility of meeting horses and riders on the Ribble Val­


ley’s roads and how to drive safely near them. As well as reporting bad and dangerous driving, riders are encouraged to report courteous and safe driving they experi­ ence from local delivery drivers to PCSO Di Bioletti at Clithe­ roe Police Station. She then writes to their company to thank them for their employee’s considerate behaviour.


Keen car hooters Andi Trickett and his wife Nicola raised £62 for Pendleside Hospice. They raised the cash at Clitheroe Car Boot sale ear­ lier in the month. Andi said: “We had a fan­ tastic day and made a nice amount. “Unfortunately it rained a little bit but that didn’t stop us as we were do­ ing this in memory of my mum.” Sammi Bracewell, fund­ raiser for Pendleside Hos­ pice, said: “Many thanks to Andi and Nicola for their


support, they have been loyal supporters of the hospice for many years and we really appreciate all the fundraising they do for us.”


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