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No court action over baby’s death in church car park accident

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The girl’s parents, Holly and Glenn, had said in a statement at the time: “Our beautiful daughter Ivy Mae passed away following a tragic accident after our regular church gathering.

“We are absolutely devastated.

“We value all the prayers and messages of sympathy and support we have received from the local community. The emergency services tireless work and support is greatly appreciated.”

Police Scotland said at the time of the incident that the 40-year-old man driving the car involved was not injured.

The church had told BBC Scotland News that the little girl was part of its “vibrant local community” and that the accident happened after a Bible reading at the hall.

The Plymouth Brethren is an evangelical Christian church which was established in the early 19th Century.

The church teaches a very strict interpretation of the Bible.

Members follow a code of practice and the church has described it as very family-centred.


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