PC Lindsay Crew, who is based in Cudworth, and her horses Brindsworth and Hoyland were part of the mounted police section at the COP26 summit.
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AFTER spending two weeks policing the roads in Glasgow at a climate summit, one police officer and her horses are glad to be back on home turf.
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