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'Girls Shouldn't Have to Die to Be Heard' - Kiena Dawes' Mum Backs Major Law Change
Angela Dawes backs a petition with more than 16,000 signatures to create a specific offence for domestic abuse-related suicide.
Summary by Blackpool Gazette
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'My daughter had to die to be heard', Angela Dawes urges public to support 'Kiena's Law' ahead of fourth anniversary of daughter's death
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner (DPCC) Kim Whitehead attended the Royal Lancashire Agricultural Show in Ribchester today, highlighting the vital work taking place to protect rural communities, wildlife and the countryside.
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