DRIVER JAILED FOR YEAR AFTER KILLING WOMAN WALKING TO TAKE THAT CONCERT

Fiona Hodge has been sentenced to one year in prison for causing death by dangerous driving. Hodge's car struck Donna Crossman in June 2024 as Crossman walked to Bristol's Ashton Gate Stadium to attend a Take That concert. Crossman died from injuries sustained in the collision. Hodge had previously denied responsibility for Crossman's death.

The incident occurred in June 2024 in the Bristol area. Crossman was en route to the concert venue when she was hit by Hodge's vehicle. The circumstances of the collision led to a dangerous driving charge against Hodge. The case proceeded through the courts following the incident.

Hodge's sentencing represents the conclusion of the criminal proceedings in the case. The one-year custodial sentence was imposed by the court following her conviction. No further court action has been confirmed at this time.