Mother calls for Cassie's Law for dangerous drivers
A mother from Ipswich whose daughter was killed when a driver mounted the pavement in Colchester has taken a petition to Westminster.
MP backs Cassie's Law
Ipswich MP Ben Gummer is backing Cassie's Law - a campaign aimed at changing driving laws, following the death of a schoolgirl from Essex.
Jackie McCord wants police to have more powers
Jackie McCord wants police to have more powers
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Cassie's mum backs eye test campaign
A mother from Essex whose teenage daughter was killed by a driver with poor eyesight, is backing a campaign for drivers to get their sight tested every two years.
Cassie McCord was hit when a car mounted the pavement she was walking along in Colchester in February 2011.
The 87-year-old driver had been stopped by police three days before - he was unable to read a number plate from twenty metres away. Her mother, Jackie McCord, will help road safety charity Brake launch its new campaign.
Mother calls for Cassie's Law for dangerous drivers
A mother from Ipswich whose daughter was killed when a driver mounted the pavement in Colchester has taken a petition to Westminster.
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MP backs Cassie's Law
Ipswich MP Ben Gummer is backing Cassie's Law - a campaign aimed at changing driving laws, following the death of a schoolgirl from Essex.
Read the full storyJackie McCord wants police to have more powers
Jackie McCord wants police to have more powers
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