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Fatal rail crash memorial to open Fatal rail crash memorial to open
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A memorial garden is being opened on the fifth anniversary of a rail crash in which seven people died.A memorial garden is being opened on the fifth anniversary of a rail crash in which seven people died.
The crash happened when a high-speed train hit a car at an unmanned level crossing in Ufton Nervet, Berkshire, on Saturday 6 November 2004.The crash happened when a high-speed train hit a car at an unmanned level crossing in Ufton Nervet, Berkshire, on Saturday 6 November 2004.
Another 120 people were injured onboard the London Paddington to Plymouth service, 18 of them seriously. Another 120 people were injured onboard the London Paddington-to-Plymouth service, 18 of them seriously.
The garden, near the site, is to be a place where people can reflect quietly on the tragedy.The garden, near the site, is to be a place where people can reflect quietly on the tragedy.
I did not know when it would end and I was very surprised to find myself alive when it did end Crash survivor Jane Hawker
It will be opened later, to coincide with the timing of the crash five years ago.It will be opened later, to coincide with the timing of the crash five years ago.
All eight carriages of the 1735 First Great Western service, which was carrying about 300 people, derailed when it hit the car at about 1815 GMT. All eight carriages of the 1735 First Great Western service, which was carrying about 300 people, derailed when it hit the car, killing the driver, at about 1815 GMT.
Jane Hawker, who was among the survivors, told BBC News: "I had the experience of feeling that I was in a huge tumble dryer.
"I did not know when it would end and I was very surprised to find myself alive when it did end.
"If you try to ignore it then it will come back to bite you at various times when you are least expecting it and I think it is much more healthy to try to come to terms with it."
Unlawfully killedUnlawfully killed
An off-duty Thames Valley police officer saw the vehicle being driven on to the crossing, close to the A4 between Reading and Newbury, and the barriers come down.An off-duty Thames Valley police officer saw the vehicle being driven on to the crossing, close to the A4 between Reading and Newbury, and the barriers come down.
In November 2007, an inquest jury found that 48-year-old car driver Brian Drysdale had deliberately killed himself. In November 2007, an inquest jury found 48-year-old car driver Brian Drysdale had deliberately killed himself.
The jurors recorded that the train driver and five passengers had been unlawfully killed. The jurors recorded the train driver and five passengers had been unlawfully killed.
Train driver Stanley Martin, 54, from Torquay, Devon; Barry Strevens, 55, from Wells, Somerset; Emily Webster, 14, from Morehampstead, Devon; Anjanette Rossi, 38, from Speen, Berkshire and her daughter Louella Main, nine, died in the crash.Train driver Stanley Martin, 54, from Torquay, Devon; Barry Strevens, 55, from Wells, Somerset; Emily Webster, 14, from Morehampstead, Devon; Anjanette Rossi, 38, from Speen, Berkshire and her daughter Louella Main, nine, died in the crash.
Leslie Matthews, 72, from Warminster, Wiltshire died in hospital the following day.Leslie Matthews, 72, from Warminster, Wiltshire died in hospital the following day.