Loddon man with Parkinson’s died after injuries from fall
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
1:28 PM
A Parkinson’s sufferer from Loddon died after sustaining head injuries in a fall, an inquest in Norwich heard.
William Jackson, 75, of Saxon House, Kittens Lane, Loddon, died at the James Paget University Hospital on February 20, six days after a fall near his home.
The retired transport manager suffered bleeding on the brain which neurologists could not treat.
Norfolk coroner William Armstrong this morning recorded a verdict that Mr Jackson died as a result of an accidental fall while suffering from Parkinson’s disease.
More News
- Delays after car overturns at Ditchingham
- Driver critically injured after crash on the Norfolk/Suffolk border at Earsham
- Photo gallery: Rare samples of moon rocks and meteorites at Old School, Henstead
- Update: Road reopened after man airlifted to hospital after crash involving lorry and van near Bungay today
- Man jailed for a year and two weeks for dangerous driving on the A12
- Update: First-ever Lowestoft Cycle Festival attracts thousands of people
- Small blaze tackled inside the Clays building in Bungay
- Teenager jailed for stab attack on fellow pupil at Norfolk school
- Schoolgirl Amy designs new racing strip for Bungay-based cycling club
- Shock as five councillors resign from Halesworth Town Council
ADVERTISEMENT