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04/02/2026
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04/02/2026
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KERVIN, Lee
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Road traffic collision
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05/02/2026
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05/02/2026
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BENNETT, Steven
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Natural causes
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05/02/2026
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05/02/2026
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HALL, Tracey Jane
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Tracy Jane HALL died on the 11th August 2025 at Preston Hospital from sepsis of unknown aetiology. Mrs HALL, who had type 2 diabetes and hypertension developed critical limb ischaemia in April 2025 for which she underwent bypass graft surgery without incident. The surgical wounds were slow to heal and she suffered infections after her surgery. This, combined with her comorbidities, left Mrs HALL with limited functional physiological reserve which contributed to her being unable to overcome septic shock after being readmitted to hospital on the 7th August 2025.
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05/02/2026
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05/02/2026
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TURNER, Jennifer Marjorie
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Accident
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06/02/2026
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06/02/2026
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WARRINGTON, Pauline
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Suicide
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10/02/2026
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10/02/2026
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COTTON, Karen Ann
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Drug related death
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10/02/2026
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10/02/2026
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MURRAY, Barbara Ann
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Natural causes
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11/02/2026
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11/02/2026
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BARRETT, Lydia
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Lydia BARRETT died on 29 May 2024 at Royal Preston Hospital, Preston in Lancashire. Lydia was admitted to Royal Lancaster Infirmary with heavy vaginal bleeding on 17 March 2024 requiring a blood transfusion and emergency surgery. Sutures were left in place following the surgery to prevent further bleeding. Signs of sepsis and infection were noted in the post operative period and a vesicovaginal fistula was diagnosed. She was discharged on 5 April 2024 following an improvement in her condition but was readmitted on 17 April 2024 with clear signs of sepsis and infection. She was transferred to Royal Preston Hospital on 25 April 2024 for insertion of nephrostomies to assist with the drainage of urine. Over the following weeks she underwent several surgical procedures and other medical interventions. Ms BARRETT's medical condition was complex. It has not been possible on the available evidence to identify the cause of the bleed that led to her admission on 17 March 2024. She latterly demonstrated a fluctuating clinical response to treatment of a localised pelvic infection which involved an antibiotic-resistant organism. The infection suddenly progressed to widespread intraperitoneal infection, from which she did not recover. Her death was contributed to by immunosuppression medication
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11/02/2026
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11/02/2026
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HOYLE, Martin Stuart
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Martin Stuart HOYLE died at Royal Blackburn Hospital on the 6th of August 2025 from an infection. On the 26th of November 1982 he had undergone surgery at Manchester Children's Hospital at Pendlebury resulting in catastrophic brain damage
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12/02/2026
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12/02/2026
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GRAHAM, Mavis
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Natural cause
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