Wheelchair-using woman, 96, becomes oldest in Britain to be convicted of dangerous driving after killing OAP in crash [Video]

A WHEELCHAIR-using 96-year-old has become the oldest woman to be convicted of dangerous driving after killing a pedestrian in a horror crash.

June Mills was driving in her Vauxhall Corsa when she lost control of the car and mounted a pavement.

The pensioner then ploughed into and killed Brenda Joyce, 76, as she walked through Sefton, Merseyside.

Mills also left an 80-year-old injured when she struck the woman during the horror on August 2 last year.

She today pleaded guilty to death by dangerous driving at Liverpool Crown Court.

The pensioner is believed to be the oldest person in the UK to be convicted of the offence.

Mills sat in her wheelchair as she entered the plea in the public gallery, with her husband sat behind her.

Tom Gent, defending, said Mills was only able to walk a few paces and …