Cyclist seriously injured and man arrested following crash in Oldham

Leigh Guided Busway and Holden Road when he was approached by a gang of men.

hospital and has been left seriously injured after an assault that took place in the wake of a late night 'illegal rave' at a Shisha venue in Glasgow.

hereAmbulance crews - including the air ambulance - attended and the patient was taken to hospital by road ambulance, the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) said.A NWAS spokesperson said: “We received a call at 2.53pm yesterday (August 23) to attend to someone who had reportedly fallen from a bike.“We sent an ambulance, an air ambulance, an advanced paramedic and the hazardous area response team (HART) to the scene and treated a male patient reportedly in his 30s for serious injuries –

crash on the A92 in Tayside. The 53-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene while a female passenger was hospitalised with serious injures.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.A man was seriously injured after being hit by a van in Hamilton on Friday.Emergency services were called to the scene on High Blantyre Road shortly before noon on August 14.The pedestrian was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.The B7012 High Blantyre Road was closed between Russell Street and the East Kilbride Expressway for five hours whilst police carried out their enquiries.A

Standish, has now been sentenced for causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to stop at a road accident.

Oldham town centre at about 10.10am on Saturday. The van and the Toyota then smashed into a black Fiat 500L and a white Vauxhall Astra at the junction of Manchester Street and Tattersall Street.The driver of the Toyota – a 50-year-old man – suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

Two park rangers stayed with a seriously injured young woman for two hours waiting for paramedics after she was thrown from a horse in Rochdale.Ashleigh Merrill, 24, suffered a serious back injury after taking a tumble when her horse dropped his head while cantering in a field in Heywood.Park rangers Mike Cummings and Tommy Downes were busy chopping a fallen tree near to Queen’s Park when they witnessed the fall.They were first on the scene and quickly jumped into action to help Ashleigh remain

was closed for around an hour following the smash just after 1pm.