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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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Series of Free Summer Fun Events Promises to Turn Up the Heat at Clitheroe Gallery
A series of free summer fun activities guaranteed to keep away the school holiday boredom blues will get under way at the Platform Gallery, Clitheroe, over the coming weeks.
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Shaggy Dog Rescue Story Has a Happy Ending
Elsa, an Alsation cross, was heavily pregnant with puppies when she was left to fend for herself in a remote forest fell in the heart of the Ribble Valley.
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Latest Round of Household Support Fund Launched
Applications have opened to eligible Ribble Valley residents for the latest round (HSF7) of the Government’s Household Support Fund.
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Cash Support for Ribble Valley Shops to Help Spruce Up Their Look
Businesses in town centres across Ribble Valley have been given a cash boost to help brighten up their shopfronts and attract more customers.
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Rock Up to Clitheroe Castle for Free Fun-packed Geology Day
Geology rocks! That’s the message from Clitheroe Castle, which is hosting a free family-friendly, fun-packed geology day on Saturday June 28
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Disabilities Champion and ‘ordinary Lad’ Simon is New Ribble Valley Mayor
A former paint sprayer and passionate advocate of people with disabilities is Ribble Valley’s new mayor.
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Annual Craft Open exhibition showcases talent from Ribble Valley and beyond
The annual Craft Open exhibition at the Platform Gallery in Clitheroe is drawing in visitors across the North West – and there’s still time to enjoy the showcase of artistic talent.
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Work Starts on Next Phase of Clitheroe Town Centre Revamp
Work has started on the next phase of an £800,000 revamp of Clitheroe town centre.
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Sign up For Council Tax E-billing and access your account 24/7
If you want to do your bit for the environment and access your council tax account 24/7 then sign up for e-billing at Ribble Valley Borough Council.
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Ribble Valley groups invited to apply for community project funding
Charities and community groups across Ribble Valley are being invited to apply for up to £100,000 to help fund a wide range of community projects.
