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Ribble Valley residents asked for their views on recycling food waste
Ribble Valley Borough Council has launched a survey asking residents for their thoughts about recycling food waste.
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Ribble Valley Energy Saving Week Set to Spark Interest Among Residents Looking to Save Money
Ribble Valley Energy Saving Week (4-8 November) is aimed at switching on local residents to the wide range of help and support available to help them reduce their energy bills & tackle climate change.
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Temporary Road Closures Planned for Clitheroe Bonfire Celebrations
Motorists and residents are advised that there will be a series of road closures in Clitheroe during the town’s annual bonfire.
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Public Consultation Launched Over Proposed Changes to Ribble Valley Self-Build Homes Register
Ribble Valley Borough Council has launched a four-week public consultation over proposals to make changes to the rules regarding self-build and custom house-building in the borough.
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Pension Credit Call for Ribble Valley Residents on Low Incomes
Ribble Valley residents on a low income are reminded that they may be entitled to a state pension boost.
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Funds to Help Ribble Valley Households Beat the Cold
Calling all Ribble Valley households – if you live in a cold or damp home, funds are available to help you stay warm.
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Cash for Sports, Arts, Culture and Community Wellbeing
A raft of funding is available to boost sports, arts, culture and community wellbeing in Ribble Valley.
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Ribble Valley Mayor’s Cuppa and Quiz with Clitheroe Veterans
A cuppa and quiz with former servicemen and women was on the cards for Ribble Valley Mayor Louise Edge when she called in at the new Clitheroe veterans’ hub.
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Clitheroe Civic Sunday Road Closures
Motorists and residents are being warned that roads in Low Moor, Clitheroe, will be temporarily closed on Sunday 6 October, for the town’s Civic Sunday procession.
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Council Help for Clitheroe Lollipop Lady Forced to Sleep in her Dining Room for Over a Decade
A Clitheroe lollipop lady forced to sleep in her dining room for over a decade has received a new lease of life thanks to Ribble Valley Borough Council.
