Angry dog-walker jailed after pushing cyclist off bike causing five broken ribs
Oliver thought he was going too fast
Sarah Oliver and Lynette Armstrong
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A cyclist suffered five broken ribs when he was pushed from his bike by an angry dog-walker who believed he was riding too fast along the Kenilworth Greenway.
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EXPERTS have been unable to confirm why a 52-year-old woman died last year after collapsing at her Farnworth home, an inquest has heard. Andrea Oliver, of Leinster Street, was rushed to hospital on October 12 of last year after being discovered by her husband collapsed on her dining room floor - possibly after she went to retrieve her Kindle, an inquest heard. After husband Michael performed CPR, paramedics arrived with a defibrillator before taking her to Royal Bolton Hospital, where she was put into an induced coma, Bolton Coroner’s Court was told. Despite a medical team’s best efforts, her condition deteriorated, and she suffered multiple seizures before dying five days later.
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These are the latest inquests to be opened and concluded in Stoke-on-Trent and North Staffordshire.
Senior coroner Andrew Barkley held the inquests as fast-track hearings due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.