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Enjoy a great family day out at Chipping Steam Fair

There will be attraction for all the family at the fair

10:30am Friday 24th May 2013

Classic cars, vintage tractors and a replica spitfire are set to make an appearance at this year’s Chipping Steam Fair.

Ribble Valley £19m hotel plan to create 100 jobs

HOTEL PLAN The former HJ Berry factory has lain empty since 2010

10:00am Tuesday 23rd April 2013

PLANS for a £19million investment to transform a former Chipping factory, creating over 100 jobs, are at the centre of a public consultation.

Award-winning Chipping cheese-maker loses cancer fight

Bob Kitching

2:22pm Thursday 7th March 2013

AN award-winning cheese-maker who ‘lived for his hobby’ has died after battling cancer for the second time.

Plan to turn Ribble Valley barn into hotel rooms

4:16pm Tuesday 15th January 2013

A CHIPPING hotel is looking for planning permission to create an extension.

VIDEO: Ribble Valley musician's band to support Kaiser Chiefs

Johnny Eveson of Heavyball

1:00pm Thursday 6th December 2012

AN RIBBLE Valley musician will perform in front of thousands when his band supports the Kaiser Chiefs.

Christmas tree festival at Chipping church

2:43pm Friday 23rd November 2012

A CHRISTMAS tree festival will be held at St Bartholomew’s Church, Chipping, from Thursday to Sunday, December 6 to 9.

130ft turbine in Chipping angers locals

10:30am Tuesday 30th October 2012

A PLAN to erect a 40-metre high wind turbine in the Ribble Valley has been met with anger.

Gallery: Chipping show was a crowd pleaser

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10:34am Tuesday 28th August 2012

SPECTACULAR displays were the order of the day at this year’s Chipping Show.

Ribble Valley brothel boss gets 18 months’ jail after living ‘lavish lifestyle’

JAIL Brothel owner John Burrows

9:20am Friday 27th July 2012

A RIBBLE Valley businessman has been jailed for running two brothels to fund his ‘lavish lifestyle’.

Pair guilty of Ribble Valley sheep rustling

4:00pm Friday 29th June 2012

TWO men have become the first in Lancashire for 25 years to be convicted of sheep rustling.

East Lancashire schoolchildren back the Olympics through prayer

HANDOVER Brownedge St Mary’s pupil Michael Duerden (right) hands over the Prayer Torch to St Joseph’s RC Primary School head boy prefect Pablo, watched by head girl prefect Caitlin, head teacher Anne O’Brien and fellow pupils from the Bamber Bridge

1:34pm Tuesday 13th December 2011

PUPILS in East Lancashire are getting to grips with geography in an innovative way on the back of the Olympic games.

Three threatened East Lancashire police stations saved from axe

ANXIETY Lancashire Chief Constable Steve Finnigan

8:40am Monday 14th November 2011

TWELVE police stations and rural bases in East Lancashire will be closed and sold off, it has been announced.

Man found in Lancashire peat bog was Clayton Harriers runner

REVERED Bill Smith, whose body was ecovered by emergency services, on Saddle Fell, near Chipping

9:00am Thursday 6th October 2011

A MAN found dead in a peat bog in the Trough of Bowland is legendary fell runner Bill Smith.

Ribble Valley brothel man told to pay back £700,000

2:59pm Wednesday 5th October 2011

A Ribble Valley man who ran a brothel in Salford that masqueraded as a gentleman's club has been ordered to pay back nearly £750,000 of his ill-gotten gains.

Body found in peat bog near Chipping

COPTER The team was flown in

2:40pm Monday 3rd October 2011

THE body of a pensioner has been found in a peat bog in Lancashire.

Police probe 26 Lancashire big cat sightings in five years

5:00pm Sunday 3rd July 2011

A BIG cat was spotted prowling around a Lancashire housing estate on a summer afternoon, it has been revealed.

Clitheroe man wins Rolls Royce in raffle

CLASSIC PRIZE Laurie Harrison in his new car

5:44pm Tuesday 31st May 2011

A musician playing at Chipping Steam Fair was left stunned after walking away with a Rolls Royce for the £2 he spent on a pair of raffle tickets.

Report: Chipping Steam Fair 2011

WHEELY BIG The Priest family, Ellen, seven, Thomas, 11, Niamh, five, and Julia, nine, from Chipping, get to grips with the scale of a steam engine.

11:35am Tuesday 31st May 2011

ENTHUSIASTS of all ages enjoyed the traditional attractions of the Chipping Steam Fair at the weekend.

Colourful send off to Chipping rock and roll musician

Colourful send off to Chipping rock and roll musician

5:13pm Thursday 19th May 2011

A ROCK AND ROLL pioneer who died earlier this month had a colourful send-off at a Ribble Valley church.

A toast to new Ribble Valley mayor

NEW ROLE New Mayor Coun Simon Hore with his wife and Mayoress Grace

9:50am Wednesday 18th May 2011

A FINE wine expert was yesterday sworn in as the new Ribble Valley mayor.



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