Jennifer Wilson: Last News

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Actress Jennifer Wilson who appeared in Coronation Street, Casualty and Doctors has died aged 89. A family friend shared the sad news that she'd passed away at her home in France last week.

ACTRESS Jennifer Wilson, who starred in soaps including Coronation Street and Doctors, has died aged 89. The performer also had roles in hit 70s shows The Brothers and Special Branch.

Coronation Street, Doctors, and Casualty, reportedly died earlier this week. A family friend confirmed the actress sadly died at her home in France, but a cause of death has not yet been confirmed. Jennifer portrayed Nancy Milne in several episodes of Doctors, making her final TV appearance on the show back in 2015.She also starred as Mrs Bradbury in Coronation Street and as Lily Compton in Casualty.The actress had significant roles in hit 70s shows The Brothers and Special Branch.Fans and friends have paid tribute to Jennifer on Twitter, with those who appeared to know her during her life sharing the sad news a few days ago.The South of France English Theatre tweeted out: “Dear All to say sad news that the lovely wonderful English actress Jennifer Wilson has left us on 29th March. “She was nearly 90 and had a wonderful career and will be much loved by all for her beauty and talent.” (sic)Rob Cope wrote: “Farewell my lovely friend Jennifer Wilson who has passed away in Cannes aged 89.  “Jenny was a Shakespearean starlet before finding success in TV, most notably as Jennifer Kingsley in The Brothers.  “I shall remember the balmy hot nights in Cannes we shared together and the laughs.”Thebrotherstv72 tweeted out a picture of a young Jennifer smiling at the camera.They captioned it: “Farewell Jennifer Wilson who has passed away in France, aged 89.  “Jennifer was in every episode of The Brothers between 1972-76.  “Condolences go out to her daughter Mel and grandsons.  RIP.”Jennifer had an acting career spanning 50 years, which began shortly after she left RADA.She initially began performing as a stage actress, taking on roles in Twelfth Night and Macbeth.Jennifer met her future husband Brian Peck when they acted together on

Coronation Street and Casualty, Jennifer also appeared in multiple 70s shows including The Brothers and Special Branch.Jennifer is said to have died at her home in France earlier this week, but her cause of death is unknown. A family friend confirmed her death. Jennifer appeared on countless TV shows while having minor roles in many popular soaps with her last stint taking place in 2015 on an episode of Doctors.

Actress Jennifer Wilson has passed away aged 89. Jennifer was known for her roles as Mrs Bradbury in Coronation Street and Lily Compton in Casualty, as well as starring in hit 70s shows The Brothers and Special Branch. It's believed the actress, who was born in London on 25 April 1932, passed away at her home in France, according to a friend.

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Alyth.But 55-year-old Jennifer Wilson’s number plate was left at the scene and, helped by dash cam footage from the damaged vehicle, she was later traced.Firework display scrapped due to COVID tier two and tier three conflictShe failed the breathalyser and when further tests were carried out - around four-five hours after the smash - she was almost six times over the legal booze limit.Perth Sheriff Court heard she had been drinking at home after the accident and told police she had downed “a couple of glasses of wine and two cans of fruit cider.”Wilson, who lived in Airlie Street, Alyth, at the time, was banned from driving meantime after driving with 124 microgrammes of alcohol - in excess of the legal limit of 22 - on Strathmore Terrace,

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