Minute's silence held for boy fatally hit by train
Summary
Nottingham Forest held a minute's silence to honor Joshua Travis, a 14-year-old who was hit and killed by a train in Nottinghamshire. The British Transport Police are investigating the incident, and both Nottingham Forest and Brighton players wore black armbands during their game to pay tribute.Key Facts
- Joshua Travis, 14, was hit by a train in Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire.
- He was a former Nottingham Forest academy player.
- The British Transport Police are not treating the death as suspicious.
- The Rail Accident Investigation Branch is conducting an inquiry.
- Nottingham Forest and Brighton players wore black armbands in tribute.
- Clubs in Nottinghamshire have paid tribute and some postponed games.
- Floral tributes were left at the site where the accident happened.
- An online fundraiser was set up to support Joshua's family.
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