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He has always denied causing the deaths by dangerous driving. Judge Katharine Moore adjourned sentence until April 30 so a pre-sentence report can be carried out. Judge Moore warned that “all options”, including custody, were open to the court. The trial had heard there had been “no attempt to brake” or to “move back to his side of the road” by Nortcliffe prior to the crash. It was said to be consistent with the defendant having fallen asleep while driving or being distracted for such a period of time that it had become dangerous. Mr Morgans said that was “utter rubbish” and...
The crash closed the road in both directions. Picture: Ryan Hacon - Credit: Archant A man has gone on trial after denying two charges of causing death by dangerous driving in a collision on the A47 Acle Straight. Simon Nortcliffe, 53, of Whitchurch, Shropshire, has been charged with driving his Fiat Ducato van dangerously on the A47 New Road, near Mautby, on March 2, 2020, causing the death of Mary Matthews, 76, and Myra Green, 78, who were driving in the opposite direction in a pink Nissan Micra. A jury was sworn in at Norwich Crown Court and the case will be opened on Thursday.
The crash closed the road in both directions. Picture: Ryan Hacon - Credit: Archant A man has gone on trial after denying two charges of causing death by dangerous driving in a collision on the A47 Acle Straight. Simon Nortcliffe, 53, of Whitchurch, Shropshire, has been charged with driving his Fiat Ducato van dangerously on the A47 New Road, near Mautby, on March 2, 2020, causing the death of Mary Matthews, 76, and Myra Green, 78, who were driving in the opposite direction in a pink Nissan Micra. A jury was sworn in at Norwich Crown Court and the case will be opened on Thursday.
A man is due to stand trial next week accused of causing the death of two women by dangerous driving following a crash on the A47.