Mum who died trapped head-first in rocks may have been saved if ambulance service didn’t bungle rescue, coroner rules
A TRAGIC mum who drowned while trapped head-first in sea rocks could have been saved if the ambulance service hadn't bungled her rescue, a coroner ruled. Saffron Cole-Nottage was walking with her dog and daughter on a path at the base of the sea wall in Lowestoft, Suffolk, when the horror unfolded. Suffolk Coroner’s Court was...
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