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News for the ‘Lower Lune Valley Ward’ CategoryPlan BEESaturday, January 16th, 2010
The Co-operative has launched Plan Bee, a campaign and 10-point plan to help save the bee. Worried about the disappearance of bee colonies in recent years the campaign aims to get research going on the causes of the losses and to get people involved in saving bees. As part of the Campaign the Dukes Cinema is showing the film The Vanishing of Bees on Thursday 21st of Jan at 6.30pm Green Farm VisitWednesday, December 16th, 2009
North Lancashire Green Party Parlimentary Candidates Gina Dowding and Chris Coates met local Wyre farmer Ian Pye and representaives of the National Farmers Union to discuss farming issues and the NFU’s “Why Farming Matters” Election Manifesto. Keen to learn the view of local farmers, the Green Party candidates asked about the NFU’s views on how farming can provide renewable energy, the power of supermarkets and the future of the Common Agricultural Policy. (more…) Go to School on an Free Range EggTuesday, September 2nd, 2008
BNP ‘Pals’ Leaflet HaltonSaturday, August 30th, 2008
A ‘Real’ Craft FairMonday, July 14th, 2008
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PUPILS returning to school today across Lancashire will find only free range eggs on the dinner time menu. From the start of the school year, Lancashire’s catering staff will be cooking up their usual treats using only free range eggs. The decision will affect more than half a million eggs each year.
A leaflet entitled – The Heroin Trade; A crime against humanity has been pushed through doors around Halton. The leaflet purports to be from a group called the Preston Pals, but it is believed that members of the far-right British National Party (the BNP) have taken over the veteran’s organisation. In it Muslims are blamed for the heroin trade, and it talks of an ‘Islamic invasion’ and claims that heroin was ‘almost impossible to find’ in Britain before Muslims arrived here. 
A ‘real craft fair’ with hand-crafted goods made by local artisans.