QUAD THEFTS

Please see the note below from LCC Constabulary regarding quad thefts

We have recently had a number of quad thefts reported in local villages within the Ribble Valley. A ford transit has been seen around the West Bradford area over the last few days entering a number of farms acting suspicious. Please can we ask you to remain vigilant and ensure that your property is as secure as possible. If you see any suspicious activity please contact us on 999 if an emergency, 101 if non-emergency or alternatively visit Lancashire Constabulary website and report online. 

FACEBOOK

The Newton-in-Bowland Village Hall facebook page is now working. Whilst not complete please take a look, it is still in the process of being updated, thanks go to Emma and Diane Parker for all their help

.You will find Photos of the VE day celebrations, nice to see so many joining in under the current circumstances, just goes to show we can still enjoy ourselves even when social distancing.

Well done everyone

RECYCLING CENTRES

Lancashire County Council have stated that recycling centres will re-open as of Friday 15th May.

If you wish to go you will need to book a slot please see here for guidance

CORONOVIRUS UPDATE

Please click here for update provided by Pendle Hill LP

CONSUMER ALERT

Please click here to see the latest bulletin from Lancashire County Council

Hodder Valley Covid Support Network

Please press here for the latest update

Hodder Valley Covid Support Network

A group has been set up to help residents in the wake of the Coronovirus outbreak

For more details please click here

Keep safe everyone!!!!

DANCE

Newton Village Hall will be holding a dance on Friday 1st May commencing 7.45pm with music being provided by Blackpool Tower organist John Bowdler

The ladies committee will be providing the supper, the licensed bar will be open and there will be a raffle.

Tickets cost £8 per person. If you would like to reserve a ticket please contact Marjorie Tel 01200 448289

UNITED UTILITIES OPEN DAY

United Utilities are inviting everyone to join them on Wednesday 11th March to listen to their proposols to building a new tunnel for the Haweswater Aqueduct which is planned to start in 2023, and will heavily impact both farmers and residents within Newton.

The event will take place in Newton Village Hall between 3pm and 7pm.

Please call in at any time and listen to their ideas and have you say.