A pregnant driver lost her baby and caused the death of her friend after carrying out a dangerous driving manoeuvre which led to a horror crash. Emma-Louise Robinson, 26, of Toms Lane, Kings Langley, was driving her white Fiat 500 on Augst 25 last year when she was seen to have ‘brake tested’ a car. The Fiat then overturned after the cars came together before coming to a rest on a verge. Mother-of-two Grace Estep, who was a passenger in the Fiat and a friend of Robinson s, died after suffering fatal injuries. Robinson appeared at St Albans Crown Court on Thursday where she pleaded guilty to one count of causing death by dangerous driving.
East Anglian Ambulance Service helicopter. Credit: Stephen Sparks A man was taken to hospital after he was injured at a construction yard. The emergency services were called to an address in Kings Langley on Friday morning after reports a man was hurt. The East Anglian Air Ambulance also attended the scene, and was one of two jobs the crew attended in Kings Langley on the same day. The first emergency call came at around 8am on February 5 from a construction yard in Toms Lane, following an incident which is being treated by the emergency services as an industrial accident . The East Anglian Air Ambulance said doctor Natalie Lonsdale, critical care paramedic Tim Daniels, and supervisor doctor Ed Barnard assisted the East of England ambulance team by helping to assess and treat the patient; a man in his 60 s, and by administering pain relief, before the patient was taken to hospital by road.
East Anglian Ambulance Service helicopter. Credit: Stephen Sparks A man was taken to hospital after he was injured at a construction yard. The emergency services were called to an address in Kings Langley on Friday morning after reports a man was hurt. The East Anglian Air Ambulance also attended the scene, and was one of two jobs the crew attended in Kings Langley on the same day. The first emergency call came at around 8am on February 5 from a construction yard in Toms Lane, following an incident which is being treated by the emergency services as an industrial accident . The East Anglian Air Ambulance said doctor Natalie Lonsdale, critical care paramedic Tim Daniels, and supervisor doctor Ed Barnard assisted the East of England ambulance team by helping to assess and treat the patient; a man in his 60 s, and by administering pain relief, before the patient was taken to hospital by road.
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A Derry Township man was taken to a Pittsburgh hospital for treatment of burns after escaping a house fire early Thursday, according to Bradenville Fire Chief Mark Piantine.
Firefighters were called to the home near the intersection of Pizza Barn Road and Toms Lane at 2:40 a.m, according to Westmoreland 911. Piantine said the A-frame home with large windows was fully engulfed in flames when crews got there.
“It’s completely destroyed,” he said.
It took firefighters more than an hour to get the flames under control while they contended with icy conditions. The home was set back a long driveway off the main road and crews laid an additional 1,700 feet of hose to reach the nearest fire hydrant, Piantine said.