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Olympian Vows to Fight Speeding Ticket and Blames ‘Poor’ Motorway Signs on M4

Baroness Davies disputes a 50mph limit on M4 near junction 19, citing poor night signage; she is due to stand trial at Bath Magistrates' Court on August 11.

Summary by Bristol Post
The incident happened near the M32

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The IndependentThe Independent
Lean Left

Sharron Davies to stand trial over M4 speeding ticket

The former athlete was caught driving 15mph over the speed limit

·London, United Kingdom
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Evening StandardEvening Standard
Center

Ex-Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies to go on trial over speeding ticket

Ex-Olympic swimmer and member of the House of Lords was caught by a speed camera on the M4

·London, United Kingdom
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Plymouth HeraldPlymouth Herald
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Somerset LiveSomerset Live
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Olympian vows to fight speeding ticket and blames ‘poor’ M4 signs

The incident happened near the M32

·Plymouth, United Kingdom
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Bristol PostBristol Post
Center

Olympian vows to fight speeding ticket and blames ‘poor’ motorway signs on M4

The incident happened near the M32

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror
Lean Left

Baroness Sharron Davies to fight motorway speeding ticket over 'poor signs' - The Mirror

The member of the House of Lords was caught by an automatic speed camera

·London, United Kingdom
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Wales OnlineWales Online
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Sharron Davies vows to fight M4 speeding ticket blaming motorway signs

Baroness Davies’ car triggered a speed camera as she drove home from Wales

·Wales, United Kingdom
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Wales Online broke the news in Wales, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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