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Crash victims support helpline service will 'free up police resources'
The future of a support group for road crash victims has been secured with cash from the Department for Transport.
Emergency service: Victims of crashes will now get more support within 24 hours
Date - 2nd April 2020
By - Chris Smith
By - Chris Smith
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