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A BRIDE-TO-BE killed by a flying wood panel died as a result of tragic failings, a building manager has admitted.Tahnie Martin was struck by a 4ft by 5ft plank when Storm Doris ripped it off six-storey Mander Centre in Wolverhampton.2Tahnie Martin was due to marry before being killed by a falling wood panelCredit: BPM Media2The panel blew off the Mander Centre in central Wolverhampton on February 23, 2017Credit: BPM MediaCushman and Wakefield Debenham Tie Leung Limited, responsible for maintenance, admitted two charges relating to health and sa
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WITH Christmas fast approaching, Network Rail have urged passeng
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