18 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, January 20th, 2005 Accusations against couple are adjourned
ALLEGATIONS that Alan Ashworth and attendance at school of a child, were Jacqui Ashworth, both of Tinklers Lane, adjourned until March 3rd by Blackburn Slaidburn, failed to secure the regular m ag is tra te s .____________________
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PUPILS of Chatburn CE Pri mary School received top marks recently from the Bish op of Burnley who paid them
an honorary visit. The Right Rev. John Goddard
visited the school accompanied by the Rev. Rodney Nicholson. He spent time chatting to
pupils during his tour of the
parishes. The visit, which is one of 15 he
will make in the area, enables the bishop to meet different people and learn about their community. Mr Nicholson, who has been the
priest of Chatburn for nearly two years, said that the bishop was
impressed by the pupils of the pri mary school. He added; “The bishop was delighted by the warm welcome and liveliness he received from the pupils, who he even man aged to learn a few things from.” Our picture shows the bishop
with some of the pupils he met. (S120105/2)
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BRACKEN, Boris and Otto were the VIP guests at Read's
PACT meeting. The three police dogs were
accompanied by their handlers, PC Wood, of Pennine Division, and PC Ellis, of Eastern Division. The Police and Community
Together meeting was held at Read CE School and attracted some 40 local residents. I t was explained that police dogs
played a vital role in modern police work due to their naturally power ful sense of smell and agility. They are used to find drugs, weapons and explosives, but are also trained to track and catch criminals and for
crowd work. To create the all-important spe
cial bond with their handler, the dogs live with them, housed in ken nels outside the handler's home. General purpose dogs, such as
Otto and Boris, are used for search and tracking. The dogs can search areas much faster than a lone officer and their ability to scent humans is useful in finding people who are hid ing or lost. They are also used to assist in crowd control situations at events such as football matches.
Specialist dogs are trained to
search for drugs, weapons and explosives. Lancashire is currently a leading force in this area, as all spe cialist dogs are currently being trained to search for firearms, as well as drugs, because experience has shown that a number of drugs dealers also have concealed
weapons. Eastern Division, which covers
Blackburn, Hyndbum and the Rib- ble Valley, has the highest number of police dogs and the dog handlers present stressed the hope that this
could be replicated throughout the
county. A member of the public asked if
the dogs would tackle armed assailants. The dog handlers report ed that the dogs were trained to dis arm offenders with weapons such as knives and baseball bats, but only a select few dogs were trained to work with firearms units. After the dogs retire from police work, they continue to live with
their handlers. The next meeting takes place on May 11th at Whalley Village Hall.
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OUR pictures show, left, Tony Ellis with his police dog, Boris, and Dave Wood with Otto (S12010.5/7), while on the right, Tony introduces drugs dog Bracken to the meeting (S120105/8)
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