Woman trampled to death is named

THE Warrington woman trampled to death by a herd of cows in the Yorkshire Dales has been named as 49-year-old Liz Crowsley, a veterinary surgeon.
She is believed to have been crushed against a wall as she walked her two dogs along a stretch of the Pennine Way at Gayle, near Hawes.
Police believe the cows – which had young calves with them – may have been panicked by the dogs and that Miss Crowsley may have died while trying to protect the dogs.
The dogs, a spaniel and a collie, were found running free and uninjured near the scene of the tragedy.
Cows are highly protective of new-born calves at this time of year and farmers warn walkers they may attack, especially if a dog is in their field.
Miss Crowsley, a regular walker in the Yorkshire Dales, was dead when a holidaymaker found her around noon on Sunday, shortly after the incident.
A police spokesman said: “She was surrounded by a herd of cows and calves and as a result of the dogs being present, the cattle reacted in an aggressive manner.”
Miss Crowsley practised at the Beech House Veterinary Surgery in Wilderspool Causeway, Warrington.
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