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Public Asked for Their Views as Dog Control Order in Ribble Valley is Set to Be Renewed
Ribble Valley Borough Council has launched a consultation into whether controls on dogs in public spaces should be continued.
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Save the Date for Clitheroe’s Popular Food Extravaganza
Calling all food enthusiasts – save the date for this year’s Clitheroe Food Festival, which takes place on Saturday, August 8.
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Historic Clitheroe Shop Receives New Lease of Life as Affordable Flats
A historic Clitheroe town centre shop is to receive a new lease of life as affordable rented flats thanks to a council grant.
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Tourism Experts Raise a Glass to Award-winning Pub-themed Ribble Valley Display
Experts at a major national tourism trade show have raised their glasses to a pub-themed exhibition stand aimed at putting the spotlight on Ribble Valley.
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Ribblesdale Pool in Clitheroe Closed for Six Months
Ribblesdale Pool in Clitheroe is to be closed to the public for six months to allow essential improvements to extend its life by up to 15 years.
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Former Ribble Valley Mayor and Well-known Farmer Dies
A former Mayor of Ribble Valley and well-known member of the local farming community has died.
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Still Time to Have Your Say on Future of Local Government in Lancashire
There is still time to have your say on the future of local government in Lancashire.
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Youngsters Dig Deep to Help Create Micro Forest in Clitheroe
Primary school children swapped studying for spades as they helped create a third Miyawaki micro forest in Ribble Valley.
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Funds to Help Low-Income Households and First-Time Buyers Beat the Cold
Calling all Ribble Valley households and first-time homebuyers – funds are available to help you to renovate your home and beat the cold.
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Work on Ribble Valley Pool Will Extend Its Life by 15 Years
Essential improvements to a Ribble Valley swimming pool will extend its life by up to 15 years, councillors have been told.
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Your Final Say on Future of Local Government in Lancashire
Residents, businesses and community groups in Ribble Valley are invited to have a final say on the future of local government in Lancashire.
