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Ribble Valley ‘Delighted’ by Four Unitaries Announcement
The change will see Ribble Valley combined with Preston and Lancaster, the option unanimously supported by borough councillors.
Local Government Reorganisation
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We're looking for your views on mobile CCTV, waste management, controls placed on dogs, and more.
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Clitheroe’s future “hots up”
Summer 2026 is turning out to be a season of rising temperatures and changing times as major community projects “hot up” and take shape.
Summer of Change
Local Plan
The Local Plan Scoping Consultation and a ‘Call for Sites’ exercise will run between 3 July and 14 August 2026.
Find Out More About the Local Plan
International Cycle Race on its Way to Ribble Valley
The second stage of this year’s Tour of Britain Women’s cycle race will start in Clitheroe.
Ribble Valley Welcomes Tour of Britain Women’s Cycle Race
Ribblesdale Pool Closed to Undergo Essential Improvements
The pool will be closed to the public from 4 April 2026 to allow the improvements to be carried out.
Temporary Closure for Refurbishment
Ribble Valley News
Ribble Valley Borough Council has published the latest edition of its community newspaper.
Autumn/Winter 2025
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Council tax and business ratepayers in Ribble Valley can now access their accounts 24/7.
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Community Groups Directory
The Community Groups Directory outlines dozens of groups and clubs across the borough offering a host of hobbies, interests, sports and pastimes.
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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.
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.
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.
Events
Hand & Heritage at the Platform Gallery
Crafting tradition and keeping artisan skills alive.
Find your bin collection day
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To contact Ribble Valley Borough Council please telephone 01200 425111 or use our contact form.