Leader of Ribble Valley Borough Council sends “personal letter” to Prime Minister, Boris Johnson following historic landmark reached by record breaking petition

Accrington's Pilkington Bus company has announced it will be investing half a million pounds in new buses and personnel to fulfil a contract recently awarded by Lancashire County Council.

County Councillor Alan Schofield who represents Ribble Valley South West states, 

Local Ribble Valley Borough Councillors, Mark Hindle and Ged Mirfin who represent Whalley and Painter Wood are calling for the introduction of a Zero Tolerance Policy towards Anti Social Behaviour in the Village.

Councillors Sue Bibby and Stuart Hirst and residents of Wilpshire and Ramsgreave are shocked and saddened at the recent spate of vandalism in their ward.

Ribble Valley Borough Councillor for Whalley & Painter Wood, Ged Mirfin states, “It is only when one of the trouble-makers are arrested and the sanctions of the Law brought to bear that there is likely to be an impact on long-term persistent anti-social behaviour taking place in Whalley.”

Emma Dickinson Gater a Ribble Valley resident placed on Change. Org website a petition to Prime Minister  Boris Johnson to reject any  attempt to merge Ribble Valley Borough with other local  authorities in East Lancashire particularly Blackburn with Darwen. The petition reads 

Ribble Valley Conservatives welcome the announcement by County Councillor Phillippa Williamson , Lancashire County Council  Cabinet Member responsible for schools, who has just  announced a  consultation on the construction of a new primary  school on the Standen Estate in Clitheroe.

The Government have announced that Ribble Valley Borough Council have been successful in its application to the Ideas Fund for the restoration of railway lines closed in the 1960's by the infamous Dr. Beeching.

Nigel Evans Coronavirus Statement: 18th March

Andrew Snowden  Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner Candidate for Lancashire pledges  if elected that the current Labour Police Commissioner’s policy of retreating from rural policing will end  and the front desks in Clitheroe and Longridge police stations will be re-opened.