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Ribble Valley Borough Council Economic Development Committee voted at its last meeting to establish a Ribble Valley Business Partnership from all aspects of business in the Borough to inform on the Councils work and for councillors and officials to be become aware of the problems encountered by e

Ken Hind, Ribble Valley Borough Council Leader, in a meeting with the Leader of Lancashire County Council, County Councillor Geoff Driver, has urged Lancashire Council Council not to introduce parking meters on the streets of Citheroe and other parts of Ribble Valley and think again on the County

"The choice was this deal, which enables us to take back control and to build a brighter future for our country, or going back to square one with more division, more uncertainty and a failure to deliver on the referendum."

A Government Inspector Philip Lewis following a public appeal hearing has supported the view of the Ribble Valley Council and  rejected an appeal against a refusal of  a planning application to build 50 houses on Hammond Ground at Read.

Deputy Chairman of the Ribble Valley Community Committee Conservative Councillor Richard Newmark who represents Sabden has called for the public to object to the proposal to reduce the number of hours of opening of Waste Disposal Stations in Clitheroe.and Longridge. 

"The choice was this deal, which enables us to take back control and to build a brighter future for our country, or going back to square one with more division, more uncertainty and a failure to deliver on the referendum."

“Here comes the policeman, The big friendly policeman, PC McGarry number 452. Lost dogs, thick fogs, Don't know what to do. Then get the policeman, The big friendly policeman.

''Rededicating the Longridge Recreation Ground on 11th November remembrance day marking the 100th anniversary of the 1914-18 war in memory of 94 who died was a major event for the people of Longridge''- says Ribble Valley Council leader and Dilworth Councillor Ken Hind.  

In his report to the Ribble Valley Borough Council the Leader of the Council, Councillor Ken Hind underlined that  no decisions have been made by the Council about the market development but that the Council is committed to improving the market and surrounding area  to meet the requirements of th