
Phil Hill
Chief Reporter at Somerset County Gazette
None at Bridgwater Mercury News
Chief reporter on the Somerset County Gazette.
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3 days ago |
chardandilminsternews.co.uk | Phil Hill
Sgt Nick Dalrymple, of the force’s dog unit, picked up the National Police Chief Council’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The presentation by Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall at last weekend’s National Police Dog Trials, where he acted as head judge, came shortly before his retirement this summer after 25 years’ service. It is the latest in a long line of accolades, including being the only dog handler to earn a hat trick of back-to-back National Police Dog Trials with three different dogs.
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3 days ago |
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Phil Hill
Sgt Nick Dalrymple, of the force’s dog unit, picked up the National Police Chief Council’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The presentation by Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall at last weekend’s National Police Dog Trials, where he acted as head judge, came shortly before his retirement this summer after 25 years’ service. It is the latest in a long line of accolades, including being the only dog handler to earn a hat trick of back-to-back National Police Dog Trials with three different dogs.
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3 days ago |
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Phil Hill
Sgt Nick Dalrymple, of the force’s dog unit, picked up the National Police Chief Council’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The presentation by Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall at last weekend’s National Police Dog Trials, where he acted as head judge, came shortly before his retirement this summer after 25 years’ service. It is the latest in a long line of accolades, including being the only dog handler to earn a hat trick of back-to-back National Police Dog Trials with three different dogs.
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3 days ago |
burnhamandhighbridgeweeklynews.co.uk | Phil Hill
Sgt Nick Dalrymple, of the force’s dog unit, picked up the National Police Chief Council’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The presentation by Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall at last weekend’s National Police Dog Trials, where he acted as head judge, came shortly before his retirement this summer after 25 years’ service. It is the latest in a long line of accolades, including being the only dog handler to earn a hat trick of back-to-back National Police Dog Trials with three different dogs.
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3 days ago |
thewestonmercury.co.uk | Phil Hill
Sgt Nick Dalrymple, of the force’s dog unit, picked up the National Police Chief Council’s Lifetime Achievement Award. The presentation by Assistant Chief Constable Joanne Hall at last weekend’s National Police Dog Trials, where he acted as head judge, came shortly before his retirement this summer after 25 years’ service. It is the latest in a long line of accolades, including being the only dog handler to earn a hat trick of back-to-back National Police Dog Trials with three different dogs.
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