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Council Commemorates 50th Anniversary with Carbon-Busting Tree Scheme
Two carbon-busting redwood groves have been planted in Clitheroe and Longridge to commemorate Ribble Valley Borough Council’s 50th anniversary.
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Changes to Postal, Proxy and Overseas Voting in Ribble Valley
Voters in Ribble Valley are reminded of changes to postal and proxy voting.
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Have Your Say on Ribble Valley’s ‘Polling Places’
Electors in Ribble Valley are invited to have their say on the borough’s ‘polling places’.
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Work Starts to Save Veteran Beech Tree at Clitheroe Castle
A veteran beech tree at the entrance to Clitheroe Castle is to be pruned following the discovery of decay in a main branch.
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Cash for Sports, Arts, Culture and Community Wellbeing
A raft of funding is available to boost sports, arts, culture and community wellbeing in Ribble Valley.
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‘Shooting Stars’ to Shine at Clitheroe Gallery this Weekend
A series of sensational pop-up exhibitions featuring the work of some of the best arts and crafts makers in the North culminates this weekend (16 and 17 December).
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Ribble Valley Festive Recycling and Refuse Collection
Households in Ribble Valley are advised of changes to recycling and refuse collection over the festive period.
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Council Sexton Puts Down His Spade After 52 Years’ Service
A council sexton is putting down his spade after digging over 3,500 graves during 40 years at Ribble Valley Borough Council.
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Speed Indicator Devices Tackle Speeding in Ribble Valley
Parish Councils in Ribble Valley have introduced additional Speed Indicator Devices (SPIDs) in a bid to tackle ongoing speeding and enhance rural road safety.
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Warming the Residents of Ribble Valley
As the cold snap continues, Ribble Valley Borough Council is supporting community initiatives which help provide residents with spaces to keep warm and comfortable this winter.
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Longridge Sports Field Renamed After ‘Outstanding Councillor’
A sports field in Longridge has been renamed in memory of an ‘outstanding councillor’, who was the driving force behind a £300,000 improvement scheme at the site.