Good Samaritan tows NHS workers to safety on icy road

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Good Samaritan tows NHS workers to safety on icy road
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Jessica's vehicle became stranded on Ward Green Lane near Longridge Pic: Jessica Matthews An NHS worker who got stranded on an icy road in the Ribble Valley has paid tribute to a good Samaritan who came to the rescue. Jessica Matthews, who lives between Longridge and Ribchester, was carrying out community visits on Wednesday, 8 January, in her role as a speech therapist for the NHS when she and a colleague both got stuck on

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