Spending plans for a historic market are criticised ahead of an upcoming budget announcement.

The scheme is being part-funded by Ribble Valley Council and is expected to be finished in March.

Three ancient wells in Clitheroe are the prime reason the town exists, a campaigner says.

A councillor says the plans are too industrial for the rural Ribble Valley surroundings.

The work to remove dead, dying or dangerous trees is expected to cost £35,000.

The owners of the Punch Bowl Inn are given until December to find an expert to help rebuild it.

More time is needed to find money to fund the repairs at Clitheroe Castle, councillors say,

Ribble Valley's council leader vows not to change bin rounds despite a government savings demand.