Police dogs given ID cards and collar numberspublished at 10:27 British Summer Time 1 June 2021
Cheshire Police's dogs will be given collar numbers to make them "part of the team", the force says.
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Cheshire Police's dogs will be given collar numbers to make them "part of the team", the force says.
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Read MoreOne piece of extra good news for Red Rose fans of all cricketing codes to emerge this morning is that England have made World Cup winning wicketkeeper Jos Buttler available for Lancashire's first six matches in the T20 Blast.
Exciting news too for other counties' commercial departments too, to welcome the top box office attraction.
Buttler, who has not played since his stunning IPL century for Rajasthan Royals on 2 May - 124 off 64 balls - will play in Lancashire's first two home games at Emirates Old Trafford.
They are on back-to-back days against Derbyshire (9 June, 14:30) and Leicestershire (10 June, 18:30).
But then their next four games are all away: Worcestershire (13 June, 14:30), Derbyshire (15 June, 19:00), Durham (17 June, 19:00) and Birmingham Bears (18 June, 18:30).
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Read MoreNetwork Rail says there will be disruption until Wednesday evening due to debris on the line.
Read MoreTwo former soldiers succeed in getting a Cheshire Regiment memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum.
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Cheshire-based Gandeys Circus has been working with the government on pilot schemes for the return of live events ahead of officially reopening.
The projects have taken place at holiday resorts and led to suggestions of new measures to help tackle the spread of Covid-19.
Binky Beaumont, from Gandeys, said it was great to get back to business.
“Everything is coming together,” he said.
“We have had artists flying in over the last two to three weeks who are in isolation, they have to have their Covid test, they have to be in isolation for 10 days, then they have to isolate and have daily test and temperature checks before they are allowed to start and join the rest of the cast for rehearsals, because it is such a big cast.”