Step out to aid Children In Need charity on Ribble river walk from Fairhaven
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The River Ribble Ramble is organised by the Fylde Ranger Service with Coun Tommy Threlfall, who is chairman of the Fylde Council’s environment, health and housing committee.
It will cover five miles along the new coastal path, starting at St Paul’s Avenue car park, next to Fairhaven Lake, starting at 1pm.
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On that last occasion, it raised £824 and Coun Threlfall, inset, says he hopes to see a good turnout this time.
“It’s a great cause and a lovely location,” he said.
“The new path is excellent and it will be a very enjoyable afternoon.”
Details are available by emailing [email protected] or at www.justgiving.com/fundraising/RiverRibbleRamble
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