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Free Spots on Offer at Clitheroe Christmas Market
Organisers of a Christmas market in Clitheroe are ho-ho-hoping it will be a cracker – thanks to a one-off offer of free spots for festive traders.
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Up To £15,000 To Help Ribble Valley First-time Homebuyers
Calling all first-time homebuyers in Ribble Valley – up to £15,000 is available to help you make your property more energy-efficient or undertake crucial renovations.
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Have Your Say On Future Of Local Government In Lancashire
Residents, businesses and community groups in Ribble Valley are invited to have their say on the future of local government in Lancashire.
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Don’t Lose Your Vote – Check and Confirm Your Annual Canvass Form
Residents across the Ribble Valley are being urged to keep a look out for the annual canvass form currently being distributed across the borough.
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Taxi safety checks help keep the public safe in Ribble Valley
Taxi enforcement officers from Ribble Valley Borough Council, in collaboration with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), have conducted the latest round of spot checks in Ribble Valley.
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‘Phenomenal’ Food Festival Smashes Visitor Numbers Again
Over 25,000 food enthusiasts converged on Clitheroe on Saturday for the town’s annual food festival.
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Clay North Exhibition Showcases Potters’ Prowess
The latest exhibition at the Platform Gallery in Clitheroe is expected to turn heads – in more ways than one
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Clash of Steel Coming to Clitheroe Castle During ‘Day of Knights’
Clitheroe Castle will resound to the friendly clash of steel when it hosts a ‘Day of Knights’ featuring top European martial arts group the Silver School of Arms.
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Motorists Advised of Clitheroe Food Festival Road Closures
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 this Saturday (August 9).
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Longridge’s £100,000 Pump Track is a Runaway Success
A top-notch £100,000 Longridge pump track is proving a runaway success with young cyclists within weeks of being opened
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Two Local Companies Step Up to the ‘Plate’ for Food Festival
Two Ribble Valley companies have stepped up to the plate again for this year’s Clitheroe Food Festival
