Ribble
Proper noun
Meaning
A river in North Yorkshire and Lancashire, England, which flows into the Irish Sea.
A minor river in West Yorkshire, England, which joins the River Holme at Holmfirth.
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Examples
A BAND of Ribble Valley cyclists are gearing up for a 1,000-mile…
After a taster session in shooting and fencing, Sam joined Ribble Valley Modern Pentathlon Team and at the age of 12, she competed in her first Modern Pentathlon.
AN amateur choir has been invited to give its biggest performance ever - on the main stage at this summer’s Beat-Herder Festival in the Ribble Valley.
Cllr Houlgrave said she supported plans by South Ribble MP Lorraine Fullbrook to campaign against the proposals - which are currently under consultation - and added that the plans put rural areas at risk in the interests of protecting urban settlements.
Melvin asks Ms. Ribble if the students can make up their own poems for the class's retirement cards, but she says no.
It was reported that MP Nigel Evans has written to Donald Trump congratulating him on becoming US President elect and inviting him to visit the Ribble Valley to discuss trade between the UK and the US.