Driver going 69 miles per hour in a 40 zone reported by police
A speed check site conducted in Lancashire saw nine traffic offence reports issued for excess speed, with the highest being 69 miles per hour in a 40 zone
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Natalie joined the Lancashire Telegraph in mid-2023 as a Trainee Digital Reporter, having just completed her National Certificate of Journalism diploma and journalism degree at The University of Sheffield. She covers a variety of stories including court and crime and breaking news across East Lancashire.
Natalie joined the Lancashire Telegraph in mid-2023 as a Trainee Digital Reporter, having just completed her National Certificate of Journalism diploma and journalism degree at The University of Sheffield. She covers a variety of stories including court and crime and breaking news across East Lancashire.
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