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Cambridge News on 2015-11-04 21:04
Cambridge's Bonfire Night funfair cancelled, after woman crushed by lorry on Midsummer Common
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Woman whose leg was amputated after she was struck by lorry on Cambridge’s Midsummer Common in line for compensationcambridgeindependent.co.uk- Woman whose leg was amputated after she was struck by lorry before Cambridge’s Midsummer Fair in line for compensationcambridgeindependent.co.uk