Five arrests made after woman dies following collision in Hightown, Wrexham
A 47-year-old woman from the Wrexham area sadly died in hospital on Wednesday, 26 March, after sustaining serious injuries in the incident in Hightown
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A 47-year-old woman from the Wrexham area sadly died in hospital on Wednesday, 26 March, after sustaining serious injuries in the incident in Hightown
Since the beginning of March, 24 people have been arrested
Reuben Swansborough, 38, of the Saltney area, appeared before Mold Crown Court for sentence today, Wednesday, 26 March
Extensive investigations are ongoing to locate two men who left the scene of the collision
Adam Watkiss-Thomas, from Wrexham, died on Friday, 21 March following a single vehicle collision on Wrexham Road, New Broughton
Owen Aaran Jones, from Wrexham, sadly died on Friday, 21 March following a single vehicle collision on Wrexham Road, New Broughton
The collision happened during a police pursuit in the Hightown area
North Wales Police’ Roads Crime Unit are once again running popular workshops aimed at helping to keep motorcyclists safe on the roads.
Sergeant Liam Morris of the Serious collision Investigation Unit is urging anybody who may have been in the area around the time of the collision to contact officers
DS Chloe Tynan-Jones is spearheading a British Sign Language (BSL) training programme in partnership with Grwp Llandrillo Menai to ensure officers and staff are equipped to better serve the deaf community