Benjamin Dobbs: Last News

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Bolton Coroner's Court today (Tuesday, December 23). Police coroners' officer Benjamin Dobbs told the court Mr Hargreaves, of Ellenbrook, was driving along Mosley Common Road, Tyldesley, with a passenger on December 15.

Bolton Coroner's Court. Police coroner's officer Benjamin Dobbs told the court that the 65-year-old retired building contractor was "struck by a HGV lorry as he exited his own vehicle" near his home on a back street of Bradford Street, The Haulgh, Bolton.

Bolton, when he crashed on November 24, Bolton Coroner's Court heard. Police coroner's officer Benjamin Dobbs told the court that Mr Rostron "lost control" of his car, which then hit a tree and a parked van.Mr Rostron, of Astley Bridge, died at the scene.Area Coroner for Manchester West, Alan Walsh confirmed that the preliminary cause of Mr Rostron's death has been recorded as "multiple injuries".Prof Walsh asked for statements to be provided by Mr Rostron's GP and Greater Manchester Police.Following his death, Mr Rostron's family and friends paid tribute to him.In a statement, his family said: “To say we are devastated as a family is an understatement.“Our Paul was a much-loved son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend to many.

Bolton, on November 13. Despite the efforts of emergency services, she was pronounced dead at the scene.Timothy Brennand, senior coroner for Manchester West, heard that Mrs Wharton, of Kendal Road, Bolton, was crossing the road when she was hit.Police coroner's officer Benjamin Dobbs said: "On November 13, Mrs Wharton was crossing Chorley New Road at a pedestrian crossing showing green."The ATS was showing red.

Wigan, on October 4.

The grieving parents of a 'special blue eyed' baby boy have paid tribute to their son after he died suddenly in his cot.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxHeartbroken parents have paid tribute to their "special blue eyed boy" who died suddenly in his cot.Eight-month-old Charlie Matthew Wilkinson died suddenly in his cot but there were "no signs, no warnings", his parents, Katie Benson and Adam Wilkinson, said.They revealed how their "gorgeous" boy's death was a "nightmare we will have to live with forever."An inquest has opened into the death of Charlie, of Wigan, who was found unresponsive in his cot, at his grandparents' house, on June 6.He was taken to Royal Albert Edward Infirmary but was pronounced dead a short time later, police coroner's officer Benjamin Dobbs told Bolton Coroner's

Wigan. Charlie Matthew Wilkinson was found unresponsive in his cot, at his grandparents' house, on June 6.