Appeal for witnesses following Ramsey collision that left 70 year old with serious injuries

Wednesday, 5 October 2022 08:37

By Meg Walker

Police are looking for witnesses of a serious collision that happened in Ramsey last week.

The incident happened on Wednesday (September 28) at around 2:50pm on the junction of Gardners Lane and Lezayre Road.

It involved a small silver car and a 70 year old pedestrian who sustained serious but non life threatening injuries and was flown to the UK for medical treatment.

Police are now looking to speak to anyone who witnessed the collision or may have dash cam footage - those with information can contact Police HQ on 631212.

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