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'Death trap' road, importance of meningitis vaccines and toddlers feeding the homeless
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Ilford Recorder and Romford Recorder reporters Ralph Blackburn and Beth Wyatt spoke to Time 107.5 FM's Steve Allen about a 'death trap' road in Redbridge. There have been 15 accidents on the same bend in three years, and a resident has been injured twice. What to do? The trio discuss the importance of vaccines as Woodford Green mum Sharon Sandwell urged children to get a meningitis jab after her daughter Lauren died suddenly. They also talk about a Hornchurch nursery which is making meals for the homeless.
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