Cement mixer driver appears in court accused of causing death of Northamptonshire cyclist

A cement mixer driver from Ringstead has appeared at Northampton Magistrates' Court charged with causing the death of a 74-year-old cyclist.
Northampton Magistrates Court NNL-150303-120601001Northampton Magistrates Court NNL-150303-120601001
Northampton Magistrates Court NNL-150303-120601001

Mike Bloom died six days after his bicycle was involved in a collision with a cement mixer on the A361 at the Aston-Le-Walls crossroads on June 30 last year.

Vincent Taylor, 34, of Denford Road, Ringstead, appeared at Northampton Magistrates’ Court on Monday charged with causing death by dangerous driving.

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Magistrates sent the case to Northampton Crown Court for a plea and case management hearing in March.

Shortly after his death Mike Walsh, who was a fellow member of Daventry Cycling Club, said Mr Bloom was a “well-known figure in local cycling circles who lived for cycling.”