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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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Food Outlets Advised to get Prepped for New Labelling Law
Food outlets in Ribble Valley are advised to ‘get prepped’ for a new law on allergen labelling that comes into force on 1 October.
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Youth Hub at Historic Abbey Tackles Anti-Social Behaviour
A youth hub has opened its doors at a 13th Century abbey thanks to a unique collaboration between RVBC, the Lancashire Police & Crime Commissioner, Burnley Boys & Girls Club and the Blackburn Diocese.
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Clitheroe goes to the Polls in Littlemoor and Primrose
Clitheroe goes to the polls in byelections in the Primrose and Littlemoor wards on Thursday, 19 August.
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Candidates Announced for Clitheroe Byelections
Clitheroe goes to the polls in byelections in the Primrose and Littlemoor wards on Thursday, 19 August.
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Council Secures Further Funds for Business Pandemic Recovery
Over £500,000 will be available over the coming months to help some Ribble Valley businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Council Adopts New Code to Promote High Standards
Ribble Valley Borough Council has adopted a new code of conduct to promote and maintain high standards among its politicians.
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Vandals Cause £3,000 Worth of Damage to Castle Play Area
Vandals have wrecked equipment at a popular Clitheroe Castle play area, causing damage valued at £3,000.
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Surge Testing and Vaccinations Ramped Up in Ribble Valley
Surge testing and vaccinations are being ramped up in Ribble Valley as cases of Covid-19 continue to rise across the county.
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Coronavirus Vaccination Van Comes to Clitheroe
A vaccination van offering the Pfizer jab to anyone over 18 is coming to Clitheroe this Thursday (10 June).
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Local Government Stalwart Is Ribble Valley’s New Mayor
A councillor who has fought 11 elections, served on district councils for 21 years and parish councils for 34 is Ribble Valley’s new mayor.
