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Toddler and a grandmother killed in Telford crash caused by faulty brakes, inquest told

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Winnie-Grace Elizabeth Campbell, aged one, and Rachel Jane Broadhurst, 48, died after the crash on the A518 New Trench Road in Telford on February 12. Ms Broadhurst's anti-lock braking system was "almost certainly defective", an investigator said.
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Toddler and a grandmother killed in Telford crash caused by faulty brakes, inquest told

Winnie-Grace Elizabeth Campbell, aged one, and 48-year-old Rachel Jane Broadhurst, died after the crash on the A518 New Trench Road in Telford on February 12.

·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
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Toddler and grandmother killed in Telford crash caused by faulty brakes, inquest told

A toddler and a grandmother died in a road smash caused by a car's faulty brakes, an inquest heard.

·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Shropshire Star broke the news in Ketley, United Kingdom on Thursday, July 21, 2022.
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