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O La La! Big Reveal Starts at Clitheroe’s Norman Keep
The famous Bayeux Tapestry commemorating the Norman invasion of Britain in 1066 is set to be unveiled to the public in London.
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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.
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Summer Sunday sessions promise fun and funky crafts at Platform Gallery, Clitheroe
Stuck for something to do during the summer holidays? Curious to know what Suminagashi or Sgraffito are?
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Ribble Valley ‘Delighted’ by Four Unitaries Announcement
Ribble Valley Borough Council today said it was ‘delighted’ by the Government’s announcement that Lancashire is to be divided into four unitary authorities.
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Still Time to Have Your Say on Public Space Dog Controls
Calling all dog owners – there is still time to have your say on whether controls on dogs in public spaces should be continued in Ribble Valley.
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Tour of Britain Race Route Through Ribble Valley Revealed
The 2026 Lloyd’s Tour of Britain women’s race route through Ribble Valley has been revealed – and it’s not for the faint-hearted.
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Ribble Valley Borough Council Best in the UK for Council Tax Collection
Ribble Valley Borough Council has come out tops in the UK for council tax collection.
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Council Dismay After Developer Given Go-ahead to Build 300 Houses in Open Countryside
Ribble Valley Borough Council has expressed dismay after a planning inspector overturned its refusal of plans to build 300 houses in open countryside.
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Deputy Chief Executive Stands Down After Almost 40 Years With Same Council
A senior officer has retired after almost 40 years counting the cash at the same council.
