A Tadworth woman has been made to pay more than £1,000 after she sold teething toys for babies that posed a choking risk.Kathryn Overington, of Tadorne Road, sold amber teething bracelets which failed trading standards safety tests because both the bracelet and the individual beads could have become caught in a child's throat.The beads were also found to be easily detachable from their string and brittle, splitting apart into smaller sharp pieces when struck against a hard surface.READ...
