Details of Work-Related Deaths in the County of Cardiganshire since April 2001

 

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Deaths in 2001

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Deaths in 2005

last updated 5 November 2008





Deaths in 2001

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Deaths in 2003


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Deaths in 2004


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  Name Age Date of death Status Local Authority Industry

Immediate Employer

NOBLETT William 72     Cardiganshire Agriculture  

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Deaths in 2005

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Name Age Date of death Status Local Authority Industry

Immediate Employer

REES Martin Thomas 72 12 January Worker Ceredigion County Council Agriculture  

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FURTHER DETAILS OF DEATHS

William Noblett

Name Age Date of death Status Local Authority Industry

Immediate Employer

William Noblett 72 16 January 2004 Owner Ceredigion County Council Agriculture  

William Noblett died when he became trapped between a tractor and a large bale of hay at his farm at Cross Inn, near Aberaeron.

The inquest was held at the Ceredigion Coroner's Court on 4 June 2004 when a verdict of 'Accidental Death' was returned.

Media Coverage
Title Newspaper Date of Article
Elderly man dies on farm BBC News 17 January 2004


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Martin Rees

Name Age Date of death Status Local Authority Industry

Immediate Employer

Martin Thomas Rees 72 12 January 2005 Worker Ceredigion County Council Agriculture  

Martin died when he fell into the blades of the tractor-powered hedgecutter he was operating. The incident happened at a farm off the A487 road between Brynhoffnant and Newquay.

The inquest was held at the Ceredigion Coroner's Court on 20 September 2005 when a verdict of 'Misadventure' was returned.

Media Coverage
Title Newspaper Date of Article
Hedgecutting accident man named BBC News 17 January 2004


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