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Birmingham man in court over Holly Brown's bin lorry death Birmingham man in court over Holly Brown's bin lorry death
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A man has appeared in court over a girl's death in a crash between a bin lorry and a school minibus.A man has appeared in court over a girl's death in a crash between a bin lorry and a school minibus.
Holly Brown, 14, was on a trip with her Staffordshire school when the collision happened in Castle Vale, Birmingham.Holly Brown, 14, was on a trip with her Staffordshire school when the collision happened in Castle Vale, Birmingham.
The driver of the bin lorry, Nicholas Buck, 52, of Kingshurst Way, Kingshurst, Birmingham, is charged with causing death by dangerous driving.The driver of the bin lorry, Nicholas Buck, 52, of Kingshurst Way, Kingshurst, Birmingham, is charged with causing death by dangerous driving.
At Birmingham Magistrates Court earlier, he was ordered to appear at the city's crown court on 26 April.At Birmingham Magistrates Court earlier, he was ordered to appear at the city's crown court on 26 April.
Buck was granted unconditional bail. Mr Buck was granted unconditional bail.
Holly, a twin, was travelling among a party of 21 students from John Taylor High School in Barton-under-Needwood.Holly, a twin, was travelling among a party of 21 students from John Taylor High School in Barton-under-Needwood.
The crash happened on 7 July on Kingsbury Road in Birmingham's Castle Vale area.The crash happened on 7 July on Kingsbury Road in Birmingham's Castle Vale area.
Birmingham City Council said the bin lorry driver was an agency worker.Birmingham City Council said the bin lorry driver was an agency worker.
In a statement, the authority said: "Our thoughts are with Holly's family at this very difficult time.In a statement, the authority said: "Our thoughts are with Holly's family at this very difficult time.
"The city council co-operated fully with investigations at the time and the agency worker in question is no longer working for the council.""The city council co-operated fully with investigations at the time and the agency worker in question is no longer working for the council."