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Body found in search for missing Lancashire teenager Foulridge reservoir death: James Goodship identified
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Divers have found a body in their search for a 17-year-old boy who went missing after getting into difficulties at a reservoir in East Lancashire. A 17-year-old boy who drowned after getting into difficulties at a reservoir in Lancashire has been identified as James Goodship.
The boy was one of seven people who got on to a floating jetty at Burwain Sailing Club, Foulridge, two miles (3.2km) north of Colne. He was one of seven people who got on to a floating jetty at Burwain Sailing Club, Foulridge, two miles (3.2km) north of Colne.
Lancashire Police said the alarm was raised just after 19:30 BST on Sunday. His body was found at about 05:40 BST following a search of the water by police divers.
A police spokesman said: "Sadly, a body was found around 05:40 BST." Lancashire Police said the alarm had been raised just after 19:30 on Sunday.
The other six people who had been with the teenager managed to scramble to safety with one taken by ambulance to hospital for a check-up.The other six people who had been with the teenager managed to scramble to safety with one taken by ambulance to hospital for a check-up.
'Urged to swim''Urged to swim'
One witness said she saw a young woman running up and down the bank.One witness said she saw a young woman running up and down the bank.
"She was shouting at him telling him to swim but he just gave up," said the woman."She was shouting at him telling him to swim but he just gave up," said the woman.
"You don't realise at that age the water is that cold. He probably thought he could swim - it doesn't look so far but it is a long way," the woman added."You don't realise at that age the water is that cold. He probably thought he could swim - it doesn't look so far but it is a long way," the woman added.
The tragedy happened on the eve of a new United Utilities water safety campaign warning children and young people in north west England about the dangers of swimming in reservoirs and other waterways. The tragedy happened on the eve of a new United Utilities water safety campaign warning youngsters in north-west England about the dangers of swimming in reservoirs and other waterways.
A company spokesman said it was a "tragic start" to the campaign.