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Bridgend Council to appear in court over boy’s minibus death

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Published: 4 September 2018
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Bridgend council is to appear at Newport Crown Court on 17 September in a prosecution by the Health and Safety Executive over the death of Ashley Talbot, 15, in December 2014 when he was run over by a minibus at Maesteg Comprehensive.

The teacher who was driving was not prosecuted.

The council faces a minimum fine of £2.4m for its alleged safety failings.

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