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Clash of Steel Comes to Clitheroe Castle During ‘Day of Knights’
Clitheroe Castle will resound to the clash of friendly steel when it hosts a ‘Day of Knights’ featuring top European martial arts group the Silver School of Arms.
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Clitheroe Gears Up for Annual Clog Dancing Festival
Clog dancers from across the UK look set to descend on Clitheroe next month for the town’s annual clog dancing festival.
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‘Check Your Canvass Form’ Call to Ribble Valley Voters
Voters in Ribble Valley are advised to keep an eye out for the annual canvass form currently dropping through letterboxes.
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Clitheroe Town Centre Road Closures for Tour of Britain Race
Details have been revealed of the temporary road closures planned for Clitheroe town centre as it hosts the start of a major international cycle race.
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Sun-soaked Food Festival Smashes Visitor Numbers Again
Over 25,000 food and drink enthusiasts converged on sun-soaked Clitheroe for the town’s annual food festival.
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Taxi Safety Checks Help Keep the Public Safe in Ribble Valley
A joint operation by the council and DVSA saw officers carry out a further round of spot checks in Ribble Valley to ensure the safety and reliability of taxis in the area.
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Clitheroe Park Offers a Summer of Sporting Fun as Part of Major Investment in Sport and Recreation Facilities
A range of sports and recreation facilities in the grounds of Clitheroe Castle are offering a summer of sporting fun for all – for free.
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Clitheroe Food Festival Road Closures and Parking Restrictions
Motorists and residents are advised that there will be a series of road closures and parking restrictions in Clitheroe during the town’s food festival on Saturday, August 8.
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Council Takes Legal Action Against Rogue Landlord Over “Unfit” House
A private landlord who allowed Clitheroe property to fall into extensive disrepair and then ignored repeated requests to carry out improvements has been ordered by magistrates to pay £5,600 in fines.
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Public Asked for Their Views on Plans to Use CCTV to Catch Illegal Fly Tippers
Ribble Valley Borough Council has launched a public consultation into whether it should use CCTV cameras to catch offenders at known fly-tipping “hot spots” in the borough.
