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Research into sudden adult death syndrome is being fundedbyacharitysetupin memory ofaformerClitheroe Royal Grammar School (CRGS) pupil who died in the Far East while competing in atriathlon.


Daniel Bagshaw (inset), who would have celebrated his 29th birthday today (Thurs­ day), was just 27 when he col­ lapsed near the finish line of the International Triathlon. Union Asian Cup in Lantau, Hong Kong, in October 2012. He had completed the


swimming and cycling and was at the end of the run when he collapsed. Following his sudden death Daniel’s fam­ ily set up a charity - the Dan­ iel Bagshaw Memorial Trust


(danstrust.org). A lasting leg­ acy to Daniel, funds raised for the Trust are used to sponsors research project at the Imperi­ al College London into sudden adult death syndrome. The youngest son of Mr


and Mrs Peter and Shelagh Bagshaw, who ran a fish and chip shop in Accrington for 25 years before moving to Riv- erlea Gardens, Clitheroe, in


. January 2012, Daniel has two older brothers, Gary, who lives at Brockhall Village, and Ian, wholives in Surrey. D an ie l ’s mum


Shelagh said: “We want people to see th a t every p en ­ ny raised in Dan- (1 iel’s memory goes to help someone.” Other funds raised in Daniel’s memory are helping 11-year- old sw im ­ mer Ethan


Naisbitt to realise his dream to swim for Great Britain at the 2020 Paralympics. Ethan, of Accrington, who had his leg amputated at three days old and suffers a catalogue of other medical problems, has a talent forswimmingandfunds raised forDaniel’sTrustwillhelpsup- port Ethan in his training. Daniel, whose nickname


was “Baggy”, was much loved and well respected by his fel­ low students and teachers at CRGS. He went on to study politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford University before se­ curing a post with in­ ternational law firm Linklaters, complet­ ing his training at the firm’sHongKongoffice


and, once qualified, tak­ ing up the position of an a s s o c ia te co rp o ra te lawyer.


S § ill 3 s l II m mM Peterand Shelagh Bagshaw with11-year-old swimmer Ethan Naisbitt.


An 18-year-old man ap­ peared before Burnley Magistrates’ Court on Monday charged with sex­ ual assault ofa 14-year-old girl.


Dylan Mawdsley (18), no fixed address, is charged


with sexual assault on a fe­ male contrary to the Sex­ ual Offences Act 2003. He was remanded in custody and will appear at Burnley Crown Court on Thursday, October 30th.


PC Alison calls i t a day a fter 20 years


Ribble Valley js bidding a fond farewell to one of Its favourite police officers. PC Alison Hargreaves


is hanging up her helmet after 20 years with the lo­ cal force. TURNTOPAGE4FOR THEFULL STORY


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