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Woman found at Hawes campsite died from cocaine effects

A grandmother who died while staying at a campsite was killed by the effects of cocaine, a coroner has said.

Tracey Jane Reed, 52, from Nottingham, was found dead inside a camping pod at Bainbridge Ings, near Hawes in North Yorkshire, on 10 June.

Coroner Jon Heath told a hearing Northallerton earlier that Ms Reed’s inquest had been adjourned until a date yet to be fixed.

A man, aged in his 40s and from Lincolnshire, was arrested in connection with Ms Reed’s death at the time, but was later released on conditional bail.


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