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Come R"amfftng wft6 M{{f.ancas6rre www. lancashire-ramblers.org. uk 'lanuaruJ 2oos 16 WED 1.00 CP byStJohnsChurch, Whittle (SD578217) lorcanal, fieldand 15 SAT 8.30 CommunityCentre, Garstang, for Downham -9mM01995 601478 tunnel - 6m I 01 257 262870 9.00 Hallgate car park, Astley Village. for Orrell Water car park 1.30 Visitor Centre. Mere Sands Wood, Rulford (SD448159) 5m L (SD531037); walk via Crank Caves and the Promised Land - - a 1 772 81 2034 11m M 01772 423047 19 SAT 8.45 Train from Horwich Parkway (SD644092) for Fairfield Moravian 16 SUN 9.00 NHS car park, Garstang Road East, Poulton-le-Fylde, for Whittle-le Village, Daisy Nook, Park Bridge Heritage Village and Hartshead Pike Woods - lOm M a1772 431053 -9mM o 1 772 423447 10.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Hae & Hounds, Abbey Village for Cockersands Abbey 13m M (SD6a3223);walkviaDarwenTower-10mM 07949 131435 9.00 Community Centre. Garstang, - a 1 995 602995 19 WED 1 1.00 Dolphinholme Church (SD517534) lor LongBridge-5m L (SD627213); 01772 715576 20 SUN 9.00 Market Sbeet West, Preston, for Brinscall Baths walk via Great Hill and Rivington - 12m L o 1 772 742281 1 2.00 Witton Park car park, Blackburn (SD664271 ) for Hallam Scar - 6m L 1.30 Junc Hundred End Lane and Shore Road. Hundred End 0t 772 601 258 (SD415226) for Hibble marshes - 5m L o1 772 812034 23 SUN 9.00 Community Centre, Garstang, for Whalley - 8m M 01995 601478 2.00 Hall Lane CP, StMichaels (SD461409)-4.5m E O1253 823146 9.00 NHS car park, Garstang Road East, Poulton-le-Fylde, for Arnside 23 WED 10.15 Longton forpublunch and walk-5.5m L 01253884131 Knott - 10m M 01 253 884378 26 SAT 1.30 Stoops Bridge, Abbeystead (SD5ffi54a) for Tarnbrook 6m L 1 2.00 Denham Quarry car park (SD591 227) lor canal and countryside - - ot 772 424189 6m L 01772 626912 27 SUN 8.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for Ribchester 10m M 2.00 Eagle & Child, Weeton - 4m E 01253 884131 - 0 1 772 49641 5 29 SAT 8.30 Hallgate car park, Astley Village, lor Dunsop Bridge (SD661501); 10.30 Burneside-10mM 01253725684 walk via Whitendale - 9m M 01257 279650 1 2.30 Embankment between Anglezarke and Upper Rivington Reservoirs 1 .30 Blundel Arms, Horwicfr (506651 1 1) for Rivington Pike and Burnt (SD620155) for Healey nab and White Coppice - 6m M Edge - 6m M 41772 432977 o1 257 470466 30 SUN 9.00 NHS car park, Garstang Road East, Poulton-le-Fylde, lor Barley- l0m M 01772 671134 Marcfi 2oo5 1.00 Car park opposite Bivington High School (SD636128) ior Rivington 2 WED 10.00 Wagon & Horses. Moor Lane, Coppull (SD569133) lor Coppull - - 5.5m L 01257 794239 5mL o1257 241134 11.00 Bilsbonow Church CP (SD515399) lor Eilsbonow circular - 6m L February 2oos o 1 253 7391 59 5 SAT 8.30 Hallgate CP, Asdey Village, for 0915 train from Ormskirk (SD418084); 2 WED 10.15 Freckleton lor pub lunch and walk 5.5m 01772 684481 - L Hilbre lsland and the Sun Goddess - 5m L or optional Bidston Hill 1 1,00 Dolphin lnn, Marsh Lane, Longton (SD458254) for Longton 8mM o1 772 423047 marshss - 5m L 01772 862749 9. 00 Community Centre. Garstang, for Witherslac* - 9n M O 1 I I 5 604 89 I 1 .30 lnfo Centre, Yarrow Valley Country Park, Birkacre (SD571 1 52) lot 6 SUN 10.30 Main CP, lngleton (SD667693) for HighBentham - 10m M 01257 270348 Birkacre - 3m L 01 772 632021 5 SAT 1 0.00 Crookfield Road car park ) lor Great Hill and Spitlers 'I {SD665191 1 .00 Market Street West, Preston, for Parbold shops (SD49 1 I 08); walk Edge - 8m M 41257 279650 via Hanoc* Hill and Highmoor - 9m M a1 257 463493 1 1.00 Hurst Green (SD687379)for Longridge Fell M 01772 812034 -8m 11.00 Pendle Heritage Centre, Barrowford (SD863401)- 9m M 6 SUN 9.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Quarry CP, Warton Crag 01 772 8120s4 (SDa91724);walkviaCastlebanow-11mM 01772 721874 9 WED 10.15 Churchtown. Garstang for pub lunch and walk - 5.5m L 10.30 lngleton - 10m M 01253 722117 o1 772 690305 1 1 .00 Witton Country Park, Blackburn (SD662270) for Hoghton Bottoms - 10 THU 1.30 Martin Mere Wildtowl & Wetland Trust (SD426145) for Burscough - 6mL 01772 626912 7mL 01 772 432977 1.30 Community Centre, Garstang, lor local walk, Garstang area - 5m E 12 SAT 8.30 Hallgate CP, Astley Village, for Burholme Bridge (SD658479) and 01995 604716 around the Hodder Valley - 1 2m M o 1 772 601 258 2.00 HighcrossHotal,Staining(SD347377)-4.5mE 01253 891273 13 SUN 10.30 Gathurst, Wigan- 10m M 01772 338607 10 THU 1.30 Balshaw Lane CP, Euxton (SD562184) tor Euxton circular - 6m L 1.30 Bandstand. Avenham Park, Preston (SD538286) tor Can Wood - 01772 432205 5mL 01 772 312027 12 SAT 8.00 Coach lrom Union Street, Chorley, for Lady Anne's Way stage 5 - 16 WED 10.15 Ruflord lor pub lunch and walk - 5.5m L 01772 684883 10m M 41257 262122 1 1.00 Green Lane Farm, Riley Green (SD621256) lor Hoghton Boftoms- 13 SUN 10.15 Tower Lodge (SD604539) for Wolfhole Crag - 10m M aaessland, 6mM 0 I 772 493098 727331 no dogs 01772 1.00 Shopping Cenke, Eccleston (SD522168) for bus to Pepper Lane '1.00 Calder Vale CP (SD533458) for Fell End and Butt Hill-6m M and walk back via Tunley Church and Pyebrook Hall - 6m L 01772 7s6467 01772 48447 (SD364053) lor 5m L 1 6 WED 1 0.1 5 Hare & Hounds, Abbey Village (SD643223) for pub luncfi and walk 1.30 Junc Hall Lane/Southport Road Lydiate - - 5.5m L 01254 852054 a 1 772 81 20s4 19 8.45 Hallgate CP, Astley Village, for Stoops Bridge, Abbeystead 1 1 .00 Brock Mill CP (SD549431) for Beacon Fell and Whitechapel - SAT 4.5m L 01772 727540 (SD565543); Tarnbrook - 8m M 01 257 279650 E - Easy; L- Leisurely; M - Moderate; S - Strenuous; CH -Children'sWalk 19 SAT 9.00 Communily Centre, Garstang, for Clougha - 10nM01253 790563 23 SAT 9.30 Community Centre. Garstang, for Warton Crag and Silverdale - 9m 1 .30 Lileboat Road CP (S0275066) for Formby sandhills - 5m E M Ot 995 601478 01 772 B1 2034 24 SUN 10.30 CPonA590atRAB(SD288784) forUlverston-11m M 20 SUN 9.00 Market Skeet West, Preston, for Hornby riverside CP (SD583683); o1772671134 walk via Wrayton, Roeburndale - l0m M 07949 1 31 435 24 SUN 1.30 Beacon Country Park (SD506067) for Upholland - 6m L 2.00 Discovery Centre, Garstang (SD492454) -45mE 01253 884131 o 1 772 812034 2.00 Carr Lane lay-by off A6, Chorley (SD591162) lor children's 2.00 Hallgate CP, Astley Village, for children's walk in Astley Park - walk in Duxbury Woods CH 1 3m CH 01 257 241 1 34 - o 257 270348 23 WED 10.15 Samlesburyfor pub lunch andwalk-5.5m L 01772 7458A1 27 WED 6.45 SidingLaneCP,Rainford(SD516109)-5mL o1772 Bt2034 30 SAT 1.30 Longton Brickcroft (SD479251 Longton Marsh 25 FBI 9.00 Hallgate CP, Astley Village, for old bridge, llkley{SE1 12481); ) for - 5m L o 1 772 45437s stations of the Cross, Calvary, Beamsley Beacon - 1 1 m M 01772 423047 Mau 2oo< 26 SAT 8.30 Community Centre, Garstang, for Chipping - 13mM01995 602995 J 1 SUN 9.00 CommunityCentre, Garstang, for 1.30 Walton-le-Dale park & Bide (SD552284) for Broc*holes, Hed Scar Littledale-9.5mliOl77Z 49641s and Ladye Well Shrine; return by bus - 6,5m L 01772 423047 10.45 StreetGate(SD904656)lorMalham-8mM Ot2SSBB3209 27 SUN 1.00 Brittania Hotel, Shevington Moor (SD549105) lor bridle paths and 11.00 Market Street West, Preston, for Langden lntake (SD632512); walk woods - 6.5m L 01257 450096 via Hawthornhwaite Fell Top and Holdron Moss - Bm S access land, no dogs 28 MON 9.30 Preston station lor 0936 train to Cheny Tree, walk via Mellor Moor o 1 772 736467 to Wilpshire for return train - 11m M 01 772 31 2027 1.00 Batridge Green Bdn, off Green Arms road, off A666 (SD721172) for Turton Village and Wayoh Reservoir 6m L 30 WED 10.15 New Drop Hotel. Knowle Green, for pub lunch and walk - 5.5m L - o 1 254 202429 41253 732961 2.00 FlukeHallCP(SD389500)forPilling-4.5m8 O1253823146 4 WED 1 1.00 Withnell Fold (SD61 1231 ) for Wittrnell Fold circular - 5.5m L Ayri{ 2oo5 o 1 772 620041 1.00 Hare & Hounds. Abbey Village (SD643224) for Reeler's Trail 2 SAT 9.00 CommunityCentre, Garstang, for Winster and Gilpin Valley- 8m M abbreviated - 6m L o 1 254 202429 01995 604898 8 SUN 9.15 Flat lron car park, Chorley, lor Crook 0' Lune CP (SD521649); walk 3 SUN 9.00 MarketStreetWest, Preston, lor Edislord Bridge (50728414); walk via Lune Valley and Aughton - 7m L o t 257 794239 via Waddington and West Bradford - 1 1 m M 01704 873053 10.30 DunsopBridgepublicCP(SD661501)-10mM O125382fi89 '1 SlaidburnvillagecentreCP 1.00 (50714523)-8mM 01772 812034 1 .30 Community Centre, Garstang, for local walk - 5n L O I 995 604716 1.00 Draper Ave, Euxlon (S0525170) for river and woodland -6m L 2.00 Slaidburn CP (50713524) for bustoTossideand return via Shays 01 257 451 451 and Meadow Top - 6m M o 1 772 736467 6 WED 10.15 Green Man lnn, lnglewhite {SD547399) for pub lunch and walk - 11 WED 10.15 Holmefor publunchand walk-5.5m L Ol2SS B2t1B9 5.5m L 01253 885127 1 .30 Canal bridge, Parbold (SD4921 05) - 5m L o 1 772 Bt 2aS4 11.00 Bull BeckCP near Caton (SD549431)forCaton Moor and River 12 THU 1.30 Scorton picnic site (SD504503) for Grizedale bluebell walk - bm L Lune - 6.5m L 41772 727540 a1 772 627195 1.00 Boatyard pub, Bolton Road, Hoghton (SD624251) for canals, 14 SAT 10.00 Whins Lane lay-by (50605221) for Brindle and Wheelton - 9m L cataracts and kings - 5m L 01 257 272536 o 1 257 263841 9 SAT 8.00 Coach from Union Skeet, Chorley, for Lady Anne's Way stage 6 - 1 5 SUN 9.00 Market Street West, Preston, lor West St CP, Gargrave (SD9325a3); lOm M 0t 257 2621 22 walk via Kirkby Malham - 11m M o1 772 423991 10 SUN 10.30 Sedbergh CP (SD657919) for the Howgills- 10nM01253 353148 1.00 CP opposite Bivington High School (SD635128) for Higher Bivingon 1.30 lnfo Point, Beacon Fell Country Park (SD564426) lor Whitechapel and South Horwich - 6m M 0 1 257 470466 and Brock Mill - 5.5m L 01772 736467 2,00 Chipping car park (50621432) - 4.5m E 01772 614522 13 WED 10.
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  • Chorley-Notice-Of-Poll.Pdf

    Chorley-Notice-Of-Poll.Pdf

    Lancashire County Council Election of County Councillor for the CHORLEY CENTRAL Division NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given that: 1. The following persons have been and stand validly nominated: SURNAME OTHER NAMES HOME ADDRESS DESCRIPTION NAMES OF THE PROPOSER (P), SECONDER (if any) (S) AND THE PERSONS WHO SIGNED THE NOMINATION PAPER Carpenter WiIliam David 101 Chorley Road, Independent Derrick Nicholson(P), Brigitte E R Maple(S), Heath Charnock, Margaret R Fielden, Dennis Joyce, Anne C Chorley, PR6 9JT Joyce, Colin Brown, Virginia M Jones, Jennifer Jane Hurley, Christopher M Brown, Lauren Elizabeth Starkey Holgate Anthony Stephen 26 Athol Grove, Labour Party Emma Adlam(P), Alistair W Bradley(S), Jean Chorley, PR6 0LL Snow, Emma Sumner, Paul Adlam, Euan Ward Bradley, Vanessa M Bradley, George B J Atkinson, Diana Atkinson, Sarah E J Ainsworth Jones Shaun 33 Athol Grove, UK David Riley(P), Clare Sweeney(S), Thomas A Chorley, PR6 0LL Independence Shorrock, Martyn Rostron, Margaret Sweeney, Party (UKIP) Anne Tait, Christopher J Wilkinson, Pauline Wilkinson, Andrew John Holden, Nerijus Benedika Muncaster Michael Joseph 121 Higher Meadow, The Peter Malpas(P), Patricia M Haughton(S), Kevan Leyland, PR25 5RP Conservative G Haughton, Mark Haughton, Joan Taylor, Party Candidate Stephen B Taylor, Wilfrid Westwell, Marion Westwell, Janet D Flevill, Douglas Flevill Porter David 6 Furness Close, Liberal Mavis Porter(P), Graeme Michael Dunne(S), Chorley, Lancs, PR7 Democrat David Chadwick, Cyril R Bretherton, Joanne 3HD Loxham, William H Ainscough, Amanda Crooks, Martin Canny, Philip Staziker, Leslie T Newsham 2. A POLL for the above election will be held on Thursday, 4th May 2017 between the hours of 7:00am and 10:00pm 3.