15-year-old dies from traumatic head injury in Norfolk

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 07:20 · Archive

A 15-year-old boy died from traumatic head injuries at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge on July 13.

Fifteen-year-old Charlie Thraxton died from traumatic head injuries at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge on July 13. Norfolk Coroner's Court heard the inquest opening, with assistant coroner Maeve Sykes presiding. His body was identified by staff at the hospital's mortuary.

The coroner set a date for the full inquest as March 4, 2027, which is expected to last two hours. Charlie's family has been invited to provide a portrait of him ahead of the proceedings. The Coroners' Courts Support Service is available to assist bereaved families and witnesses attending Norfolk Coroner's Court.

How it is being reported

• Investigation opens after teen, 15, dies from traumatic head injuryNorfolk inquest hears 15-year-old Charlie Thraxton died from traumatic head injuries at Addenbrooke’s Hospital on July 13.Norwich Evening News · 31 Oct, 06:00
• Investigation opens after teen, 15, dies from traumatic head injuryNorfolk inquest hears 15-year-old Charlie Thraxton died from traumatic head injuries at Addenbrooke’s Hospital on July 13.Eastern Daily Press · 31 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Charlie Thraxton · Norfolk Coroner's Court · Addenbrooke's Hospital · Cambridge · Maeve Sykes · Norwich

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