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Wikipedia Overview
Ribble Valley is a local government district with borough status in Lancashire, England. Its council is based in Clitheroe, the largest town. The borough also includes the town of Longridge and numerous villages and surrounding rural areas. It is named after the River Ribble. Much of the district lies within the Forest of Bowland, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Ribble Valley has a rich history especially its connections in folklore, the most infamous being the Pendle Witch Trails.
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Landlord refused to carry out repairs at mouldy home - Lancashire Evening Post
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Lancashire council best in the UK for Council Tax Collection - Burnley Express
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Ribble Valley ‘Delighted’ by Four Unitaries decision - Burnley Express
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Warning as Ribble Valley Borough Council urges homes to tackle pests - Lancashire Telegraph
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Have your say on Ribble Valley order over dog poo and leads - Lancashire Evening Post
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Tyson Fury 'offered chance to become Mayor of Lancashire by Reform UK' - Lancashire Evening Post
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Plans to buy historic Clitheroe house given green light - Burnley Express
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Developers ask if 80-home Ribble Valley scheme needs full environmental review - Lancashire Telegraph
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Castle's restoration work delayed by a year - BBC
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Pet crematorium in Forest of Bowland refused permission - here's why - Lancashire Evening Post
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Bank of Dave star's shock as council drives off with his bin - BBC
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Ribble Valley: 200 ash dieback-hit trees to be felled - BBC
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Clitheroe nature reserve could soon link up to town centre, traffic-free - here's what's planned - Lancashire Evening Post
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East Lancs council seeks recruits two years before abolition - Lancashire Telegraph
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Ribble Valley Borough Council backing Make a Difference campaign - Burnley Express
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Clitheroe Castle has 'vanished' from skyline - here's why - Lancashire Evening Post
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Ribble Valley Borough Council appoint new chief executive Sarah Threlfall - Burnley Express
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Nordic walking scheme ‘up and running’ in Ribble Valley - Burnley Express
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'A signifcant change:' Electoral services officer as Voter ID comes into force - Burnley Express
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Ribble Valley Council launch affordable rural housing scheme with MSV Housing Group and Homes England in Chatburn - Burnley Express
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'Illicit substance' problem at Ribchester's oldest Catholic church site - Lancashire Evening Post
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Clitheroe Castle bandstand's £600k refurbishment begins - BBC
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Temporary staff needed at Ribble Valley ahead of local government shake-up - Blog Preston
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Workers at Ribble Valley Borough Council to get extra paid day off at Christmas as a 'thank you' - Burnley Express
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New Ribble Valley Borough Council leader selected after Stephen Atkinson departure to Reform UK - Blog Preston
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Closing date confirmed for swimming pool as extensive works set to begin - Lancashire Telegraph
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Reminder issued ahead of Ribblesdale Pool’s six-month closure - Lancashire Telegraph
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Ribble Valley Borough Council asks for rethink on boundary changes which “do not make sense” - Lancashire Evening Post
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'An even more attractive place to visit': Clitheroe town centre million pound revamp nears completion - Burnley Express
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Plans for 66-bed care home with cinema and library given green light - Lancashire Telegraph
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Ribble Valley wants to group with Preston and Lancaster and avoid the ‘deprivation’ of East Lancashire - Blog Preston
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Council to return to court over future of demolished pub - BBC
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Rewilding scheme on old golf course gives nature huge boost - Lancashire Telegraph
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Plans for six-bed home with gym and cinema refused - Lancashire Telegraph
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Tory leader of Ribble Valley Borough Council to stand down - Burnley Express
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Twist in saga over loo paper magnate's plans for huge mansion in Lancs countryside - Lancashire Evening Post
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Council stalwart who helped hundreds during Boxing Day floods retires - Lancashire Telegraph
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Rare rural housing estate where every home is 'affordable' takes shape in this Lancashire village - Lancashire Evening Post
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'Tired and dated' Ribble Valley toilets popular with hikers get £30,000 revamp - Lancashire Telegraph
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Plans refused to build eco-home close to Grade II listed building - Lancashire Telegraph
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Wilpshire: Plans for 85 new homes to be built in village - Lancashire Telegraph
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Multi award-winning Longridge Community Gym will not “wither away and die”, says Ribble Valley Borough Council - Lancashire Evening Post
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Couple can build home to retire in after council approval at second attempt - Lancashire Telegraph
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Nearly 200 affordable homes to become available in Lancashire town - Lancashire Evening Post
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Vandals' weekend £3,000 wrecking spree at popular Clitheroe kids' park - Burnley Express
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Ribble Valley Borough Council election: the results - Burnley Express
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Free parking for shoppers to end - Lancashire Telegraph
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Ribble Valley Borough Council local elections 2023: Full list of candidates - Lancs Live
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Council orders dad to remove shipping containers in his own garden - Daily Express
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