Appeal for witnesses following an Accident on Wood Lane
We are appealing for witnesses following a serious injury collision in Iver.
At 6.57pm on Tuesday (21/11) there was a collision between a pedestrian and a black Toyota Avensis on Wood Lane at the junction of Bellswood Lane.
The man in his eighties, was taken to the John Radcliffe hospital with serious injuries, where he remains in a critical condition.
No arrests have been made in connection with the incident and no one else was injured.
We are appealing for the public’s help and would ask anyone who may have seen the man in his eighties who was wearing green trousers and a black anorak, prior to the collision to please come forward.
Additionally we would ask anyone who may have CCTV, dash-cam or who saw this incident or the moments before the incident to please come forward if they have not already done so.
If you have information please contact us either through our online reporting pages How to tell us about an existing case or report | Thames Valley Police or contact 101, quoting reference 43230524515.
Thanks,
Thames Valley Police
At 6.57pm on Tuesday (21/11) there was a collision between a pedestrian and a black Toyota Avensis on Wood Lane at the junction of Bellswood Lane.
The man in his eighties, was taken to the John Radcliffe hospital with serious injuries, where he remains in a critical condition.
No arrests have been made in connection with the incident and no one else was injured.
We are appealing for the public’s help and would ask anyone who may have seen the man in his eighties who was wearing green trousers and a black anorak, prior to the collision to please come forward.
Additionally we would ask anyone who may have CCTV, dash-cam or who saw this incident or the moments before the incident to please come forward if they have not already done so.
If you have information please contact us either through our online reporting pages How to tell us about an existing case or report | Thames Valley Police or contact 101, quoting reference 43230524515.
Thanks,
Thames Valley Police
