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Coroner suspends inquest of Darren Maironis who died in crash - Vimarsana News

Coroner suspends inquest of Darren Maironis who died in crash

AN inquest into the death of a ‘loyal and much-loved’ dad-of-three killed by a careless driver has been formally suspended.

Inquest opens into death of Wirral worker at Stanlow Oil Refinery - Vimarsana News

Inquest opens into death of Wirral worker at Stanlow Oil Refinery

AN inquest has been formally opened into the death of a worker at an oil refinery in Ellesmere Port.

Inquest opens into death of worker at Stanlow Oil Refinery - Vimarsana News

Inquest opens into death of worker at Stanlow Oil Refinery

AN inquest has been formally opened into the death of a worker at an oil refinery in Ellesmere Port.

Angela Craddock inquest, William Smart solely to blame - Vimarsana News

Angela Craddock inquest, William Smart solely to blame

THE inquest into the brutal murder of Angela Craddock has concluded with the jury saying the blame is solely down to her attacker.

Paul Reynolds Pontins death: Report calls on police to take action - Vimarsana News

Paul Reynolds Pontins death: Report calls on police to take action

Report calls for action after holiday park restraint led to father's death A FATHER-of-three who died after he was “unlawfully” restrained by the neck lost his life because of a lack of training and a failure to take steps to save him, a report has found. Paul Reynolds, 38, was held in a prone position for around 11 minutes with a knee to his back after an initial neck hold, an inquest at Suffolk Coroner’s Court recorded. Jurors, who listened to evidence during a three-week hearing, found that the restraint methods were not “appropriate or proportionate” and that Mr Reynolds h...