Fatal road traffic collision – Llantwit Major: family tribute
The man who died following a collision which happened on Tuesday, June 25, on the B4265, Llantwit Major has been named as Jason Parker, 42, from Bridgend.
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The man who died following a collision which happened on Tuesday, June 25, on the B4265, Llantwit Major has been named as Jason Parker, 42, from Bridgend.
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