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Calne toddler killed by reversing van was 'playing in the street' - Vimarsana News

Calne toddler killed by reversing van was 'playing in the street'

A toddler who was killed by a reversing delivery van had been playing in a blind spot, a coroner concluded.

Girl, three, killed in front of mother when a Hermes delivery van reversed over her, inquest hears - Vimarsana News

Girl, three, killed in front of mother when a Hermes delivery van reversed over her, inquest hears

'Tiny' Milliee-Ann McKellar had been 'laughing and joking' in the cul-de-sac during a family visit to her grandmother's house when she was crushed by both sets of wheels of the two ton Mercedes Sprinter.

Why on Earth, the Powerful Award-Winning Wildlife Documentary Featuring Clint Eastwood, is Now Available in the UK and on Major Airlines Including Emirates, United & Etihad - Vimarsana News

Why on Earth, the Powerful Award-Winning Wildlife Documentary Featuring Clint Eastwood, is Now Available in the UK and on Major Airlines Including Emirates, United & Etihad

/PRNewswire/ -- Peace 4 Animals has announced Why on Earth, the compelling new feature-length documentary by prominent animal advocate and filmmaker Katie...

GWH patient's accidental death leads to change of policy - Vimarsana News

GWH patient's accidental death leads to change of policy

The accidental death of a Great Western Hospital patient has led to changes in policy to reduce the risk of similar tragedies happening in future.

GWH patient's accidental death leads to change of policy | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

GWH patient's accidental death leads to change of policy | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

The accidental death of a Great Western Hospital patient has led to changes in policy to reduce the risk of similar tragedies happening in future.