Earls Colne: Pedestrian left with serious leg injuries following collision
BY HOLLIE-RAE MERRICK
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
3:55 PM
EMERGENCY services are currently dealing with a collision which has left a 60-year-old woman with serious leg injuries.
Police were alerted to the incident involving a green Citroen and a pedestrian in Church Hill, Earls Colne, at 2pm.
A spokeswoman said the pedestrian had suffered serious leg injuries and was being treated by paramedics.
A section of the road has been closed.
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