Bridgwater
Britishnoun
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Tamzin Hall, 17, from Wellington in Somerset, sustained fatal injuries when she was struck by a car on the M5, between Taunton and Bridgwater shortly after 23:00 GMT on 11 November.
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Tamzin's support workers called police, who were going to transport her to custody in Bridgwater from her care home in Taunton at about 22:40 GMT.
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The stretch from junction 15 north of Bristol to junction 23 for Bridgwater likely to see delays of more than 40 minutes on Friday and Saturday.
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Dani Brown has just spent hours of her Wednesday evening driving and walking around the streets of Bridgwater, Somerset.
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Now 38, Sarah "didn't feel quite so alone" once she found the Bridgwater Women's Centre team after one of many arrests for shoplifting, when she was sent to prison for her second time.
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