A pre-inquest review hearing at Northampton’s Guildhall heard that Mr Dunn’s family have faced a “deafening silence” from Anne Sacoolas’s employer in their fouryear fight for justice.
After a request from Northamptonshire Coroner Anne Pember, the Press Association understands plans are in place for Sacoolas to attend the inquest remotely.
The family’s spokesman, Radd Seiger, told the Press Association that Mr Dunn’s parents are still hopeful that she will appear in person for the substantive hearing, now criminal proceedings have concluded.
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Burglar's 24-hour rampage'
A MAN is set to face a judge for sentencing later this month after he admitted burgling a series of commercial businesses, including two of the city's most well-known latenight eateries.
Many mourning Stephen's death
WELL KNOWN AS VOSPERS CAR SALESMAN
Dockyard sees fall in profits as tax skyrockets
DEVONPORT Dockyard has seen a massive hike in revenue - but profits fell by more than £10m as it was stung by a huge tax increase.
Last chance to have your say in city trees probe
INDEPENDENT INQUIRY INTO DECISIONS OVER ARMADA WAY
Plea for help as Hayley awaiting life-saving op
CANCER SURVIVOR NOW NEEDS LIVER TRANSPLANT
Tania sets up new gym which is for "everyone'
A WOMAN who is staunchly proud of her ADHD has opened a safe and supportive gym and fitness centre near Plymouth.
Cricket club see their gear go up in smoke
APPEAL AFTER SUSPECTED ARSON ATTACK IN SALTASH
Support grows to have Schu back at Home Park
GREEN ARMY WANT TO SEE FORMER BOSS RETURN AFTER A YEAR AWAY
McPhee knows Parkway need to make their dominance tell
IT seems the bigger they are, the harder they fall for Plymouth Parkway.
Tavi bring in Edgecombe to shore up their defence
IF the alarm bells weren't ringing for Tavistock, then they certainly are now after a miserable Christmas saw them lose 3-2 to relegation rivals Falmouth Town and the club dropping into the Southern League Division One South relegation zone.
