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+ 8 CLITHEROE ADVERTISERS TIMES www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Thursday,April30,2015 Thursday, April 30,2015 www.clithfiroeadvertiser.co.uk NEWS IN BRIEF . / ' •, Driver in hospital after crash


A woman remains in hospital after a serious two-car crash during rush hour on Monday morning. ■ The woman was driving a Toyota, which was in collision with a Porche driven by a female motorist. Emergency services were called to the accident, which happened just before 9 am at the junction of Wiswell Lane and the A671 Accring­ ton Road bypass, near Whalley. A quick-thinking passer-by managed to pull the driver from the Toyota to safety, before both motorists were taken to Royal Blackburn Hospital and treated for their injuries. As we went to press yesterday, the woman driving the Toyota remained in hospital.


V. Vandals smash windscreen


A Clitheroe car owner is £100 out of pocket after vandals smashed the windscreen of her Fiat Purito. The vehicle was parked in Castle View, Clitheroe, when the offenders struck between 3 pm on Saturday and 8 am on Sun- day. If you saw anything suspicious, please call Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.


The Lions of Clitheroe celebrated 32 years of service to the local community and international charities at their re­ cent dinner at the Spread Eagle Hotel in Sawley. They were joined by other Lions Cltib members, including membersoftherecentlyre-formed WhalleyLions Club, and other guests. Lion President Raymond Bennett welcomed all those present andsaid grace, following which everyone eqjoyed a three course dinner and fellowship. During the formal part of the evening toast master Lion Barry Barnes intro­ duced various speakers. Lion Brian Cushing MBE read the Charter of the Club, Lion Roger Williams read the Lions Clubs International Objects and President Raymond Ben­ nett proposed the toast to Lions Clubs International and gave a summary of the work of the club during the preced­


ing nine months. This was followed by the toast to “Our Ladies and Guests”, proposed by Lion Peter Scholes, which was responded to, in his own inimitable style, by the Presi­ dent’s brother Richard Bennett. During an interval in the proceedings, Lewis Bowes, win­ ner of the recent GRAB high schools talent contest at The Gand in Clitheroe, which is sponsoredby Clitheroe Lions • Club, played five compositions on the ukulele. His exper­ tise on this instrument, self-taught, was such that everyone was held in awe throughout his performance and was fol­ lowed by unanimous applause. Pictured above are eight members of Clitheroe Lions Club together with, in the centre, President Raymond Bennett alongside his brother Richard and, second from the left, Burnley Lions Club President Frank Seed.


Singers’perform Spring Fling concert


Readstone Singers will present “A Spring Fling Con­ cert” at St John’s Church, Read, on May 18th. - The concert will start at 7-30 pm and the price is £5 includ­ ing refreshments with ac­ companied children free.


Appeal to find ‘treasured’ bag


AClitheroewomanisap- pealing for the return of a camera and purse belonging to her late mum, stolen dur­ ing a burglary. If you have the bag, which is of great sen­ timental value, please hand . it into Clitheroe Police.


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Don’t wing it with ‘Chicken


Ribble Valley residents are being warned notto wing it when it comes to chickenfood safety.


Artistic seven are pride of their college


Sevenformer Ribble Valley highschoolpupilswhohave gone on to study atStMary’s College, Blackburn, have allfaeen offered places on the prestigious Foundation Art


course at Manchester Metropolitan University. It is unusual for so many applicants from the same establishment to be accepted.


All seven are currently studying A-Level fine art, among other subjects, at St Mary’s art department. The course offers the traditional route to studying art and design at


higher education, which enables the students to experience and develop a wide vari­ ety of art and design techniques and media. Andrea Westall, Head of Art, said: “We are immensely proud of all our students’ hard work. It is lovely to see that they are widely appreciated by other art institutions. We were particularly delighted by the diverse portfolios that the students put together.” The students are (from left): Alfie Verity, ex-Ribblesdale, from Blackburn (fine art); Felix Anwyl, ex-St Augustine’s, from Blackburn (fine art/graphics); Millie Chadwick, ex-St Augustine’s, from Blackburn (fine art/textiles); George Brown, ex-St Augus­ tine’s, from Burnley (fine art/graphics); Hannah Cunliffe-Lee, ex-Bowland High, from Clitheroe (fine art/textiles); Kate Robinson, ex-Clitheroe Grammar, from Clitheroe (fine art/digital photography); Tara Porter, ex-Ribblesdale, from Clitheroe (fine art/ digital photography).


About 280,000 cases of food poisoning in the UK each year are traced back to Campylo­ bacter, a germ found mostly on raw chicken. Britain is a nation of chick­


en-eaters, with a recent Food Standards Agency survey re­ vealing that 73% of respond­ ents ate chicken every week. Now, the agency wants to


cut the number_of cases of Campylobacter poisoning in half by the end of 2015 and Ribble Valley residents are invited to take part by joining the ‘chicken challenge’ during Food Safety Week from May 18th to 24th. Ribble Valley Borough


Council’s head of environ­ mental health, James Russell, said: “Let’shearitforthehum- ble chicken. We love it. It’s healthy and versatile, brings us together around the table


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