Man's sentencing for crash injuries moved to crown court

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 11:33 · Archive

Lewis Hunt will be sentenced at Worcester Crown Court on 27 November for seriously injuring three people in a crash.

Lewis Hunt admitted three counts of causing serious injury by careless or inconsidente driving after a crash on the A4103 in Bransford on 9 March 2025. A woman in the car he hit was airlifted to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. A man also in the car and two men in Hunt's Renault Trafic van were taken to Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester.

Hunt's sentencing hearing has been moved from Kidderminster Magistrates' Court to Worcester Crown Court on 27 November. The court did not give a reason for the move; however, cases are normally transferred between the two courts if the offences demand a greater sentence than the 12-month maximum magistrates can give.

How it is being reported

• Sentencing of man who seriously injured three people in crash moved to crown courtA man who was due to be sentenced in magistrates' court has now been told he will be sentenced at a higher courtWorcester News · 27 Oct, 15:49
• Sentencing of man who seriously injured three people in crash moved to crown courtA man who was due to be sentenced in magistrates' court has now been told he will be sentenced at a higher courtMalvern Gazette · 27 Oct, 15:49

In this story: Lewis Hunt · Bodiam Close, Warndon Villages · A4103 in Bransford · Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham · Worcestershire Royal Hospital, Worcester · Worcester Crown Court · Kidderminster Magistrates' Court

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