Beaconsfield
Americannoun
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Her parents, Kate and Mark Szymankiewicz, a GP and surgeon respectively, made a statement outside Buckinghamshire Coroner's Court in Beaconsfield.
From BBC
Mr Gibbon, from Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire, is accused of pushing and holding the 33-year-old woman's head under the water multiple times preventing her from breathing.
From BBC
Lily King, 18, from Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, was allergic to foods including nuts and sesame but her mother said they were reassured by a restaurant that she would be OK.
From BBC
The victim was attacked by a group of men after he was directed to pull over into a layby by a car with blue lights following a collision with another car on the M40 southbound between High Wycombe and Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire.
From BBC
Dad was buried at the foot of a slightly wonky beech tree in Beaconsfield, England, while I was at a breastfeeding support group in New York City.
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