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Thanks Derekgas they are all fine considering the eldest was hit right in the face with the quad knock 3 teeth clean out she's had them stitched back in, middle 1 has a broken arm and a few bruises the baby has a small cut on her thanks to her pram which took the brunt of it it's now smashed to bits so she's very lucky, thankfully it's the idiots driving it that are the worst in all this
Just had a Police leaflet through the door concerning this accident. They are looking for any witnesses who saw the two men on the quad bike in the area of Augusta/Clement Street and surrounding areas in the lead up to the accident. The letter states that,
'The (quad) bike collided with as lamp post on Clement Street and also hit four pedestrians who were stood nearby.
The for pedestrians, a 25 year old woman, her 10 month old baby, an 8 year old girl and an 18 year old woman were all taken to Royal Blackburn Hospital for treatment but have since been discharged.
The two riders of the quad bike aged 30 and 34 are currentrly in Royal Preston Hospital where they remain in critical condition.'
The number they give for people to call is 08451 25 35 45 or 01254 51212.
So now you have the facts as the police have printed them.
'The (quad) bike collided with as lamp post on Clement Street and also hit four pedestrians who were stood nearby.
The for pedestrians, a 25 year old woman, her 10 month old baby, an 8 year old girl and an 18 year old woman were all taken to Royal Blackburn Hospital for treatment but have since been discharged.
The two riders of the quad bike aged 30 and 34 are currentrly in Royal Preston Hospital where they remain in critical condition.'
The number they give for people to call is 08451 25 35 45 or 01254 51212.
So now you have the facts as the police have printed them.
POLICE in Accrington are appealing for witnesses following a serious road traffic collision that has left two people in a critical condition in hospital.
At approximately 3:45pm yesterday afternoon (Saturday 10th July) two men were riding a black quad bike down Augusta Street in Accrington. As they approached the junction with Clement Street, it is believed they have lost control of the vehicle.
The bike collided with a lamp post on Clement Street and also hit four pedestrians who were stood nearby.
The four pedestrians, a 25 year old woman, her 10 month old baby, an 8 year old girl and an 18 year old woman were taken to Royal Blackburn hospital for treatment but have all since been discharged.
The two riders of the quad bike aged 30 and 34 are currently in Royal Preston Hospital where they remain in a critical condition.
Sgt Gareth Hill from the Road Policing Unit said, "This is an ongoing investigation and I am appealing for anyone who may have any information or who may have been in the area at the time of collision to come forward and contact police.
"I am also interested in speaking with anyone who may have seen the quad bike in the short time leading up to the collision in the areas around Clement Street and Augusta Street.
"I would like to reassure the local community that the quad bike was not being pursued by police prior to the collision and that our involvement is deal with the aftermath. A full investigation is ongoing to establish the cause of the collision."
Anyone with any information can contact Accrington Police on 01254 51212 or on 08451 25 35 45.
At approximately 3:45pm yesterday afternoon (Saturday 10th July) two men were riding a black quad bike down Augusta Street in Accrington. As they approached the junction with Clement Street, it is believed they have lost control of the vehicle.
The bike collided with a lamp post on Clement Street and also hit four pedestrians who were stood nearby.
The four pedestrians, a 25 year old woman, her 10 month old baby, an 8 year old girl and an 18 year old woman were taken to Royal Blackburn hospital for treatment but have all since been discharged.
The two riders of the quad bike aged 30 and 34 are currently in Royal Preston Hospital where they remain in a critical condition.
Sgt Gareth Hill from the Road Policing Unit said, "This is an ongoing investigation and I am appealing for anyone who may have any information or who may have been in the area at the time of collision to come forward and contact police.
"I am also interested in speaking with anyone who may have seen the quad bike in the short time leading up to the collision in the areas around Clement Street and Augusta Street.
"I would like to reassure the local community that the quad bike was not being pursued by police prior to the collision and that our involvement is deal with the aftermath. A full investigation is ongoing to establish the cause of the collision."
Anyone with any information can contact Accrington Police on 01254 51212 or on 08451 25 35 45.
Four hurt after Accrington quad biker careers into family (From Lancashire Telegraph)
The Report from the LET
The Report from the LET
Its ok it was different quad bikes after all, sadly one was flying back down the clough again on sunday. Think there should be a clamp down on quad bikes, in a way worse than cars cos mindless idiots use them on pedestrain areas or destroying the rural areas of safety & peace
Seems no lessons have been learnt, makes you wonder how the drivers would live with theirselves if somebody was killedIts ok it was different quad bikes after all, sadly one was flying back down the clough again on sunday. Think there should be a clamp down on quad bikes, in a way worse than cars cos mindless idiots use them on pedestrain areas or destroying the rural areas of safety & peace
They'd probably feel more sorry for themselves than the poor innocent victim Bernie
Accrington man dies after quad bike accident (From Lancashire Telegraph)
the telegraph has it as well ..
the telegraph has it as well ..