THE family of Bangor teenager Jaidyn Rice have been praised for ‘leading legislative change’ in the year following her tragic death. Her heartbroken family have taken their fight to Stormont to seek mandatory drug testing at road traffic collisions in the 12 months since the 16 year-old was killed on Bangor’s dual carriageway
Despite their overwhelming grief, the family have championed ‘Jaidyn’s Law’, meeting with both Justice Minister Naomi Lon…
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