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Aylesbury News, drivers who took photos of a serious crash on the M1

A Northants police officer said he was “extremely annoyed” after seeing drivers taking photographs on a serious crash on the M1 and warned the force will continue to prosecute offenders.

Detective Sergeant Alex Massey, from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit, is urging drivers to have more consideration for people involved in bad accidents, after witnessing “insensitive” and “disrespectful” behaviour on the M1 last month.

A 40-year-old man from North Yorkshire was seriously injured in a collision, which happened on Wednesday June 29, at about 7pm, on the southbound carriageway, a few miles past junction 15 for Northampton.

While emergency services were dealing with the incident, officers noticed a lot of motorists on the northbound carriageway taking footage of the incident on their mobile phones.

DS Massey said he was “extremely annoyed” that people were taking photographs of such a serious incident, where others may have been badly injured or even killed.

“It continues to amaze me that some people choose to be so disrespectful,” he said.

“People were actually taking photos of the area where the motorcyclist was being treated by medics. Often we’re able to screen scenes off from passing traffic but on this occasion we were unable to due to the layout of the scene. Yet people still felt it was okay to take photographs as they drove by.

“There were several people at the scene who had helped and stayed with the injured man. Many had witnessed the collision – they were already hugely upset by what they had seen and were both shocked and angered by the behaviour and insensitivity of other motorists.”

DS Massey said because the team were busy dealing with the collision, they were unable to record details of drivers taking photographs.

However they did photograph some of the offenders.

He said: “We have prosecuted motorists for this type of unacceptable behaviour before and we will continue to do so. In the future I will endeavour to position one of our vehicles so we can record the opposite carriageway and ‘all’ offending drivers.”

The officer went on to remind drivers that using a mobile phone while driving can and does lead to serious injury and sometimes fatal collisions.

DS Massey added: “The insensitivity aside, the drivers who took photographs that day all gambled with their own and other people’s safety. Even a minor collision on the opposite carriageway would have caused even further delays.

“Using a mobile phone while at the wheel is a criminal offence and motorists can get points put on their licence and a fine. The M1 is one of the busiest roads in the country and I am giving fair warning to anyone driving through this county that this behaviour will not be tolerated.”

Man Stabbed 'In Row With Gang Of Youths'

A man in his 40s has died after being stabbed in a street row before staggering to a block of flats and pressing the buzzers in a desperate attempt to find help.
Police said they believed the man had been involved in an altercation with around five youths or young men.
Residents fought to save his life after he was stabbed in a residential area in Basildon, Essex on Tuesday night.
He was taken to hospital where he died. Detectives have launched a murder investigation.
One resident, Carole Crisp, 56, said: He managed to get to our block and was just randomly pressing the buzzers for help. When I answered he said 'help me I've been stabbed'.
I rushed down with the woman who lives below me who is a paramedic.
He was covered in blood and there was a trail of blood along the street. He had been stabbed in the side and arm. I cut his clothes off while she tried to treat him.
A tearful Mrs Crisp added: I'm just in shock and so sad we couldn't do more. He was passing out and couldn't talk. He couldn't tell us what happened.
Residents said youths often congregate in a nearby playground and there had been occasional incidents of antisocial behaviour and noise.
Gary Jones, 46, said: It is a worry when you get youths carrying knives in your area. It's unnerving to think what could happen.
Police cordoned off parts of the area while forensic investigations were carried out. Officers were conducting house-to-house inquiries at the scene in Caister Drive, a street made up of several blocks of flats.
Detective Chief Inspector Simon Werrett said: I would appeal for anyone who saw the attack to contact my team.

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Grafham Water 50th Anniversary

It’s 50 years since the Duke of Edinburgh first opened Grafham Reservoir. On 25 May His Royal Highness returns to the popular Cambridgeshire water park to mark its special anniversary.

The Duke also officially opened Anglian Water’s state-of-the-art storage reservoir and pumping station next to the existing Grafham Water Treatment Works.

The new £28million facility will store an additional 40million litres of treated water to secure supplies for more than a million homes and businesses in the growing Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes area for decades to come.

On the banks of the reservoir at the Grafham Water Fishing Lodge hundreds of people from the local community, Grafham activity clubs, and Anglian Water employees, gathered for the anniversary celebrations. It was the perfect opportunity to see the pivotal role Grafham Water has played in the community over the past half century.

Water is at the heart of the local community. Grafham has also created hundreds of jobs and training opportunities, provided a hub for recreation and education, and a haven for wildlife. However, it is fundamentally a working environment and vital part of the East of England’s water infrastructure, supplying millions of litres of clean, safe drinking water to millions of customers every day.

Peter Simpson, Anglian Water’s Chief Executive, said: “We were thrilled The Duke of Edinburgh has honoured Grafham Water with a visit – not just once, but on two landmark occasions in the site’s history. And it’s fantastic to see so many of the local community – our neighbours – here to celebrate too. I’d especially like to thank the children from Buckden Primary School who have done such a fantastic job in designing a flag for this very special anniversary.

Grafham Water was a trailblazing project when it was first conceived in the Sixties. The Duke called it ‘far-sighted’ at that time, and we continue to uphold that forward looking approach today.

“As a region we face the twin challenges of population growth and the impact of climate change. As a company we have responded by building ever more resilient systems and this brand new facility just outside Perry is the latest example of that. As well as providing drinking water to millions, it’s part of a bigger jigsaw providing the essential infrastructure for sustainable growth in this important part of the country, underpinning the regional economy and ensuring this area remains a great place to live and work for generations to come.

“We’re delighted the Duke has recognised this milestone with us.”

The Duke, accompanied by Peter Simpson, joined members of the local community and schoolchildren at the Fishing Lodge on the banks of the reservoir to launch a summer of celebratory events and activities.

The Duke raised a new commemorative flag with the help of the winning designer eight year old Louis De Pina from Buckden Primary School. The flag will fly for the duration of the summer celebrations.

The raising of the flag launched a flotilla of boats and watercraft on the water in recognition of the Duke’s role as patron of the Grafham Water Sailing Club.

A time capsule was also on display containing a letter, from the Duke, to future generations, original photos from the 1966 opening, a collage about the future of water from pupils of Buckden Primary School, as well as other memorabilia from the past 50 years and Grafham Water’s various supporters. The time capsule will be planted in the grassed bank later in the summer.

During the visit the Duke met with various representatives from the local community and leisure clubs based at the reservoir. He also heard about the long-standing and successful partnership between Anglian Water and the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire Wildlife Trust which has led to some fantastic conservation work at the reservoir’s nature reserve – one of the reasons Anglian Water earned the 2015 Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development.

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