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90 this year and has teamed up with the education char­ ity Future First to help recon­ nect with its former students.


. The vision is that the college should be supported by a thriving, engaged alumni community. St Mary’s College was


founded in 1925 by the Marist Fathers, operating as a Catho­ lic Grammar School for boys. In 1978 it became a co-edu- cational Sixth Form College. With a rich history of provid­ ing outstanding education to the catholic community, St Mary’s College has developed into an inclusive educational establishment providing stu­ dents and staff of all religious beliefs, with exceptional op­ portunities and direction. Now it is keen to hear from


past students, right from the early daysofthecatholicgram- marschoolforboysthroughto when the college became a co­


st Mary’s College current crop of Oxbridge students


educational sixth form. Its Principal, Frank Dixon,


said: “The College has a long and illustrious past serving the community of East Lan­ cashire for over 50 years. “I am delighted that we, as


a College, are signing up with Future First’s scheme. A net­ work of former students with all their valuable experience will greatly help us broaden current pupils’job horizons and equip them for the world of work. I am also looking for­ ward in our 90th Anniversary year, to launchingour Alumni, enabling old friends to recon­ nect and keeping them up to date with new and exciting de­


velopments at St Mary’s.” The College is planning


events to celebrate its goyears and wants to make sure that as many former pupils as possi­ ble stay connecte. Former stu­ dents can sign up to the link networks.futurefirst.org.uk/ former-student/stmcThe Col­ lege would also like to hear from our former students about memories, photographs and anecdotes they have of their time at the college for a commemorative booklet that will be available to buy. Please share any memories via email to Sue Devaney, Senior Mar­ keting Officer on marketing® stmarysblackburn.ac.uk


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control in the countryside - that’s the message to dog own­ ers from the CLA in the North


as the lambing season gets un­ der way. The organisation, which


represents thousands of farm­ ers and landowners in the re­ gion, is urging dog owners to keep their animals either un­ der strict control or on leads, and to clean up any mess while on walks in the countryside. During lambing season pregnant ewes can abort if


they becomestressed by loose dogs. Sheep fleeing from dogs are also often killed orserious- ly injured by their panicked attempts to escape, causing untold damage to fences and field boundariesin the process. CLA North Director of Pol­


icy and Public Affairs Douglas Chalmers said: “The majority of farmers and landowners welcome walkers - most peo­ ple are very understanding and walk with their dogs on leads near livestock. But there are some who do not even con­ sider doing this. “Dogs should always beun-


Loose dogs can cause serious problemsatlambing time


der close control when walked on farmland, and unless the dog stays closely to heel, this normallymeansthatitshould be on a lead. “A lead should always be


used when close to livestock unless being chased by cattle or horses when it is safer to let dogs off the lead.” A sheep worrying survey,


carried out by Farmers Guard­ ian magazine and the Nation­ al Sheep Association lastyear, found that dog attacks had ris­ en by 50% since 2011 to more


than 1,000 in 2013, costing farmers £1.2 million in lost production, repair bills and vets fees. - Mr Chalmers is also re­


minding dog owners to clean up their pets’ mess because of a deadly parasite which can be picked up from grass infected by dog faeces. He said: “There may be no obvious symptoms in a dog, but the effects of the parasite Neospora caninum can be devastating in cattle and there is no known treat­ ment.”


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