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An employment tribunal heard that former Deputy Chief Constable Mark Webster denied PC Lauren Crawford from attending firearms training because of her dyslexia and autism.
The tribunal heard that the decision not to allow the officer to attend an Initi…
A crash on the A426 near Lutterworth[1] on Friday has left seven people seriously injured. Two cars were travelling in Rugby Road, in Cotesbach, when they collided at 8.30pm on Friday, December 15.
The road was closed in both directions until the early…
Earlier this month Patterdale Mountain Rescue assisted motorists at Kirkstone Pass.
A spokesperson said: “Just after 6pm on Saturday, December 2, Cumbria Police tasked the team to assist with the evacuation of two motorists, stuck on Kirkstone Pass fo…
As nights out become more popular and common at this time of year officers are warning people to stay safe.
A spokesperson said: “We want everyone to enjoy the festive period and remain safe. If you are going on a night out then have fun and enjoy you…
Oluwafemi Abiola, of Sloop Street in Barrow[1], pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when he appeared at South Cumbria Magistrates Court on December 11.
Peter Kelly, prosecuting the case, told magistrates how police were called …
Individuals were arrested for breaching bail and court orders, criminal damage, failing to attend court hearings, shop lifting, possession of Class A drugs, as well as other drugs related offences.
On Monday officers carried out a warrant in Rydal Road…
The Roads Policing Unit, launched in October, have caught thirty drivers suspected of being intoxicated by alcohol and thirty-three believed to be influenced by drugs.
A portion of the arrested individuals have been released while the officers continue…
The public appeal has been launched as part of ongoing action across the county to progress investigations with the aim of ensuring those who commit crimes are brought to justice.
The people wanted are:
Chantelle McAvoy: The 42-year-old is wanted for …
The woman behind a project, that helps adults with special needs and disabilities to explore their creativity by taking part in arts and crafts activities, has been presented with a very prestigious award.
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The Corporate Paul Harris Fellowship is the highest award the Rotary organisation can give and the recipient was Frankie Freeman who runs Clitheroe[2] based Art4All and is the only person in the district covering Lancashire and Cumbria to receive this honour.
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The award, from Clitheroe Rotary Club, recognises the work Art4All does. It now has 26 students, 11 carers and 15 volunteers.
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The club has also presented its first Community Recognition Award to Steven Legg who has worked at Tesco[4] Clitheroe since it opened over 30 years ago. As ‘trolley man’ Steven has become synonymous with the store and the award honours his work ethos and service to the public.
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