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Ribblesdale Pool 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
Work Starts on £2.3million Clitheroe Castle Investment Scheme
Scaffolding is currently being erected around the keep in preparation for the restoration work, which will include fixing crumbling stonework, fitting new flashing to prevent water damage and thinning surrounding overgrown foliage.
Clitheroe Castle Investment Scheme
Local Government Reorganisation
Local government faces biggest shake-up in over 50 years.
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First-Time Buyer Grant
Calling all Ribble Valley households and first-time homebuyers – funds are available to help you to renovate your home and beat the cold.
First-Time Buyers Grant
Ribble Valley News
Ribble Valley Borough Council has published the latest edition of its community newspaper.
Autumn/Winter 2025
Sign Up for Council Tax E-Billing
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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Work on Ribble Valley Pool Will Extend Its Life by 15 Years
Essential improvements to a Ribble Valley swimming pool will extend its life by up to 15 years, councillors have been told.
Still Time to Have Your Say on Future of Local Government in Lancashire
There is still time to have your say on the future of local government in Lancashire.
Youngsters Dig Deep to Help Create Micro Forest in Clitheroe
Primary school children swapped studying for spades as they helped create a third Miyawaki micro forest in Ribble Valley.
Events
Fairy Tales at the Platform
Lancashire's own Rogan Mills will whisk you away into a magical realm filled with captivating fairytales.
Find your bin collection day
Contact Us
To contact Ribble Valley Borough Council please telephone 01200 425111 or use our contact form.