Third victim of Stonehaven train crash named as Aberdeen dad Chris Stuchbury

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A woman who died in a crash in Bolton has been named.Susan Jackson, 50, died following the collision on Chorley Street, close to the junction with Royal Court Drive, at around 4pm on Sunday, August 23.Craig Mossop has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving.He appeared before Wigan and Leigh Magistrates' Court yesterday (Tuesday).The 51-year-old of Carrington Road, Bolton, also stands accused of causing serious injury by dangerous driving; and driving a vehicle while over the

Stonehaven rail crash tragedy. It comes exactly one week after a train derailed killing driver, Brett McCullough 45, conductor Donald Dinnie 58, and passenger, Chris Stuchbury, 62.

ScotRail workers will fall silent this morning in memory of three men who lost their lives in the Stonehaven  rail tragedy. Railway workers who's 'hearts remain broken and will for a long time' across the country are holding a one minute vigil at 9.43am.It comes exactly one week after a train derailed killing driver, Brett McCullough 45, conductor Donald Dinnie 58, and passenger, Chris Stuchbury, 62.Six other people were rushed to hospital with injuries.

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a collision on Huddersfield Road in Lees, Oldham, at around 5.15pm on Thursday, August 6.

train crash last Wednesday that killed three. NHS Grampian has said the person is in a 'stable condition'.

Stonehaven derailment tragedy.ScotRail and Network Rail staff will stage the one-minute silence on Wednesday in memory of the three men who sadly lost their lives. Driver Brett McCullough, conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury will all be honoured during the vigil, which will be held at 9.43am on Wednesday.

stumped up more than £5,000 in just days for the victims of the Stonehaven derailment disaster. Passenger Christopher Stuchbury, driver Brett McCullough and conductor Donald Dinnie all lost their lives on Wednesday morning after a train plunged down an embankment near the Aberdeenshire town.

NHS Grampian confirmed the news stating the victims are still being treated for injuries but remain in a stable condition. Three people including the train driver and conductor died in the tragedy when the 06.38 service from Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street derailed in Aberdeenshire.

Stonehaven rail tragedy. The three minute memorial will be held at 7pm on Sunday, August 16, following the tragic ScotRail train accident earlier this week.

ScotRail service from Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street derailed at Carmont, Aberdeenshire, on Wednesday, not far from his home in rural Stonehaven. The family statement, issued through train drivers ' union ASLEF, also paid tribute to the emergency workers who dealt with the tragedy.