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Train death man named



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Thursday, 10.50am - A MAN killed when he was struck by a train near Stoke Rochford has been named this week.
John Sheldon, 71, from Sleaford, died after being hit by the 6.55am National Express train from Skipton to King's Cross at 9.02am on Tuesday, May 6.

British Transport Police are not treating the death as suspicious.

An inquest has been opened but may not be concluded until next year.


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