John Howes. Picture: released by TVP.
AN INQUEST yesterday revealed the cause of death of a long-serving Oxford postman, who died in a road traffic collision whilst cycling.
John Howes, 58, died following a collision with a van on the B4044 last month.
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A brain scan revealed Mr Howes suffered a 'severe traumatic brain injury', who died at John Radcliffe Hospital.
Mr Howes died on the 30th October, days after the crash.
A further inquest will be held in April next year, depending on potential criminal proceedings, the coroner said yesterday.
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