Death

The men have been named following the crash.

It takes the death toll on the county’s road to five in two days.

The incident happened at just before 7am today (Monday, January 17) on the A1 northbound.

Jack Merritt, 25, from Cottenham, and fellow Cambridge graduate Saskia Jones, 23, from Stratford-upon-Avon, were killed by Usman Khan in 2019.

‘He had an impact of an entire lifetime upon everyone he knew’ they said.

They have demanded a different police force take over the investigation into his death, 11 months after their son died when a van hit his pram.

Police have appealed for witnesses to the crash.

Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the crash.

The busway will be used from the railway station to Addenbrooke’s Hospital and then buses will use Hills Road on the return journey.

A car left the road and ended up in an industrial estate.

Lewis Mannion, 17, of Carter’s Way, Swavesey, died at the scene of the collision.

Police continue to appeal for witnesses following the crash between a car and a lorry.

The 76-year-old was struck by two cars.

The further speed reduction is being implemented just days after a 30mph limit was put in place.

Cyclists calling for changes to junctions in Cambridge have sent the heartfelt message.

A cyclist is calling for a barrier to be installed on the guided busway following the death of a pedestrian.

The incident, which involved a white motorcycle and a white Audi A1, happened at just after 7pm.

The incident happened on the southbound carriageway at about 2.55pm between junctions 15 and 16.

Simon was left unable to walk or talk after being assaulted following a football match in 2015. He died in October last year, aged 48.

He ignored warning signs to give way at a crossroads near Bluntisham.