Train Crash Dad in Safety Appeal ; the Father of a 14-Year-Old Girl Who Died in the Ufton Nervet Crash has Continued His Calls for Better Rail Safety After an Inquest Ruled His Daughter Had Been Unlawfully Killed.

Herald Express; Torquay (UK) › November 03, 2007

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The father of a 14-year-old girl who died in the Ufton Nervet crash has continued his calls for better rail safety after an inquest ruled his daughter had been unlawfully killed.

Peter Webster, whose daughter Emily was killed in the Ufton Nervet train crash three years ago, says the horrific events of November 6 2004 will never leave him.

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Train Crash Dad in Safety Appeal ; the Father of a 14-Year-Old Girl Who Died in the Ufton Nervet Crash has Continued His Calls for Better Rail Safety After an Inquest Ruled His Daughter Had Been Unlawfully Killed.

He was with Emily and a friend when the 17.35 London Paddington to Plymouth First Great Western train derailed after crashing into a car parked on the lev...

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