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work of Lancashire police dogsandbeingsoldbya charity run byaWhalley woman is now on sale.


Produced by a team from the Retired Lancashire Police Dogs Benevolent Fund, with the help of dog handlers, the


20is calendar has a retire­ ment theme and features fun photographs of every current working police dog in the county, who will, in time, need the help of the charity to have a happy, relaxing retire­ ment. • The fund was set up nine years ago by Whalley woman Sheila Maw to assist with the cost o f veterinary expenses for retired police dogs. “Police dogs are often retired ahead of schedule.


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due to being injured in the course of their work or even protecting their handler”, explained Sheila. “Theydeserverecognition,


reward, and some comfort in their remaining years. “The dogs love being the


centre of attention and are more than happy being pho­ tographed. “Our fund helps support all


the dogs who, when they are retired from the police force, do not receive any form of


a s s is tan c e -o r pension. “With our help we hope


that it means most dogs can remain with their handlers, with whom they usually have a tremendous bond.” The calendar is available to


order by calling 01254 823136 or 01282 771203. It is priced at £7 plus £3.00 for postage and packaging. You can also buy it from Clitheroe Police Station and Hatty Boo’s dog groom­ ing salon in Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


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once again feature joint headline sponsorship, with Lancashire Business Viewpub- Forbes Solicitors support- lisherRichardSlater, ing for the fifth year running andBarclaysjoiningfortheir. what they do and why they secondyear.


are the best at it. We hope At the launch event, held they’ll grasp that opportu-


at Hoghton Tower, Richard nity with both hands by en- Slater, publisher of Lanca- tering. There is at least one


■ shire Business View, said: category applicable to every “First and foremost the Red business in the county.” Rose Awards are about giv-


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