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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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Rousing Welcome Expected for Jubilee Freedom Parade
Over 120 soldiers and a marching band are expected to receive a rousing welcome when they parade through Clitheroe next Tuesday (24 May).
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Save the Date as Top Food Festival Makes Welcome Return
Calling all food enthusiasts – save the date for the Clitheroe Food Festival, which makes a welcome return on Saturday, 30 July.
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Ribble Valley to Host Platinum Jubilee ‘Freedom Parade’
Over 120 soldiers and a marching band are to parade through Clitheroe with ‘bayonets fixed, drums beating and colours flying’.
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Keen Hillwalker Puts Best Foot Forward as New Mayor
A keen hillwalker and former leader of Ribble Valley Borough Council is putting his best foot forward as the borough’s new mayor.
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Cash Boost for Ribble Valley First-Time Homebuyers
Up to £15,000 is available to help first-time homebuyers in Ribble Valley make their properties energy-efficient or undertake crucial renovations.
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Ribble Valley’s Council Tax Looks Set to Remain Lowest in Lancashire
Council tax in Ribble Valley looks set to remain the lowest in Lancashire and one of the lowest in the UK.
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London, Athens, Clitheroe! Cast revealed for Top Movie Based on Take That Songbook
The cast for a top movie based on the Take That songbook being filmed in Clitheroe next month has been revealed.
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Clitheroe Town Centre Disruption for Filming of Top Movie
Motorists and pedestrians are advised of significant intermittent disruption in Clitheroe town centre on certain days in April for the filming of a top movie.
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Call for Stalls as Clitheroe Food Festival Makes Welcome Return
Food and drink producers in Lancashire are invited to apply for pitches at the award-winning Clitheroe Food Festival.
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Council Building Surveyor and Emergency Planning Officer Retires After 50 Years
A council building surveyor and emergency planning officer who played a leading role in the response to the 2015 Boxing Day floods has hung up his high-vis.
