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2 days ago · The coroner said no inquest was held into Mr Shrimpton’s death as it was due to natural causes. The coach was carrying around 50 children from West Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School when it hit the reservation between Junction 5 for New Chester Road and Junction 4, for Brimstage Road
2 days ago · The coach was carrying children from West Kirby Grammar School and Calday Grange Grammar School when it hit the reservation between Junction 5 for New Chester Road and Junction 4, for Brimstage Road. It crashed onto the embankment and collided with a large tree before rolling back onto the road, landing on its side on the hard shoulder.
2 days ago · A teenage girl who died when her school bus crashed on a motorway was one of the few people onboard wearing a seatbelt, an inquest has heard. Jessica Baker, 15, was dressed for a morning PE class at West Kirby grammar school in Wirral, Merseyside, when the coach crashed on the northbound M53 just after 8am on 29 September last year.
2 days ago · About 50 students, travelling to West Kirby and Calday Grange grammar schools, were on the coach at the time of the crash. The inquest heard that CCTV showed Mr Shrimpton, who was not wearing a seatbelt, slump to his left-hand side before the vehicle left the motorway, going up an embankment, hitting a tree and rolling back on to the hard shoulder.
2 days ago · Children from Calday Grange Grammar School were also on the vehicle. In all, four were taken to hospital, including a boy of 14 who suffered “life-changing” injuries. Thirteen others were ...
2 days ago · About 50 students, travelling to West Kirby and Calday Grange grammar schools, were on the coach at the time of the crash. Jessica Baker, 15, was on her way to West Kirby Grammar School in Wirral, Merseyside, when the coach crashed on the northbound M53 ( Peter Byrne/PA Wire )
2 days ago · About 50 students, travelling to West Kirby and Calday Grange grammar schools, were on the coach at the time of the crash. The inquest heard that CCTV showed Mr Shrimpton, who was not wearing a seatbelt, slump to his left-hand side before the vehicle left the motorway, going up an embankment, hitting a tree and rolling back on to the hard shoulder.
