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Funeral held for baby found at Shipley waste site Funeral held for baby found at Shipley waste site
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A funeral is being held for a baby girl found dead at a West Yorkshire waste site more than a year ago. A funeral has been held for a baby girl found dead at a West Yorkshire waste site more than a year ago.
The baby, aged two or three days old, was found by staff at the Associated Waste Management depot in Shipley.The baby, aged two or three days old, was found by staff at the Associated Waste Management depot in Shipley.
A local mother and toddler group organised the funeral for the girl, who they named Catherine.A local mother and toddler group organised the funeral for the girl, who they named Catherine.
She has not been identified and police are trying to trace her mother. The service is being held at St Winefride's Church in Wibsey, Bradford. She has not been identified and police are trying to trace her mother. The service was held at St Winefride's Church in Wibsey, Bradford.
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It will be followed by a burial at Scholemoor Cemetery. It was followed by a burial at Scholemoor Cemetery.
The coroner released the infant's remains after initial attempts to find the girl's mother were unsuccessful.The coroner released the infant's remains after initial attempts to find the girl's mother were unsuccessful.
West Yorkshire Police have sent 37,000 letters to homes in Bradford, Leeds and surrounding areas which supply waste to the depot to appeal for information.West Yorkshire Police have sent 37,000 letters to homes in Bradford, Leeds and surrounding areas which supply waste to the depot to appeal for information.
Scientific work provided officers with a DNA profile of the child, although a matching profile of her mother was not on record.Scientific work provided officers with a DNA profile of the child, although a matching profile of her mother was not on record.
It is believed the baby's delivery did not take place in a hospital and a post-mortem test failed to ascertain a cause of death.It is believed the baby's delivery did not take place in a hospital and a post-mortem test failed to ascertain a cause of death.
Det Supt Sukhbir Singh, who is leading the police investigation, said: "We are glad young Catherine has now been laid to rest, but today's ceremony does not in any way mark an end to our search to find her mother.Det Supt Sukhbir Singh, who is leading the police investigation, said: "We are glad young Catherine has now been laid to rest, but today's ceremony does not in any way mark an end to our search to find her mother.
"We have always said the answer to this inquiry lies within the local communities in West Yorkshire and continue to believe that is the case."We have always said the answer to this inquiry lies within the local communities in West Yorkshire and continue to believe that is the case.
"Catherine may have only had a very short life, but she deserves to be remembered and we would again ask her mother to come forward, speak to us, and identify her daughter.""Catherine may have only had a very short life, but she deserves to be remembered and we would again ask her mother to come forward, speak to us, and identify her daughter."