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Salford was speeding at the time, an inquest has heard.

Bolton Coroners Court.

Pendleton. At around 1.53am, he was pronounced dead on the arrival of ambulances.When police arrived at the incident, officers discovered items understood to belong to Mr Molyneux on a bridge above the A6 where his body was found.

Ashton-in-Makerfield on July 7.Assistant coroner for Manchester West Stephen Teasdale opened the inquest into the schoolboy's death at Bolton Coroners' Court on Friday (July 17). Jack, who was born in Bolton, suffered 'unsurvivable, multiple injuries', police coroner's officer Stefan Wilson told the court.Get regular updates from Wigan direct to your email inbox with the free MyWigan newsletter.All you need to do is click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyWigan News'.

when she was struck by a car.The driver had lost control after turning left onto the street, a police representative explained as the inquest was opened at Bolton Coroners Court today (Wednesday).The 70-year-old was one of two pedestrians who were injured in the crash.

A mechanic who was involved in a crash and later assaulted died after taking drugs and alcohol.

Adam Kay's body was found in the River Irwell in Clifton Country Park last Tuesday, June 2, following a large search and rescue operation. The youngster, who lived in Clifton Street, Kearsley, and was a student at Harper Green School, Farnworth, had been out playing with his friends when he got he got into difficulty in the water.An inquest into his death was opened at Bolton Coroners' Court today (Thursday) by assistant coroner Catherine Cundy.She took a statement from police coroners officer, Stefan Wilson, who summed up what had happened at the park on that tragic afternoon.He said: "Adam went swimming with his friends at Clifton Country Park on Tuesday, June 2."Whilst there he jumped from a rock and didn't resurface.