Bedside vigil for crash horror teen
THE family of a student seriously injured in an horrific crash are keeping a vigil at her hospital bedside.
THE family of a student seriously injured in an horrific crash are keeping a vigil at her hospital bedside.
Police are still trying to establish exactly what caused the accident which left the 17-year-old girl, from the Haverhill area, fighting for her life at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
The crash happened yesterday morning on the A1017 at Haverhill.
The other driver involved in the incident - a man from Haverhill driving a VW Sharan - has since been released from Addenbrooke's in Cambridge.
A spokeswoman for the police said the officer dealing with the case had been in frequent contact with the injured girl's family at hospital.
She said the teen's condition remained critical but stable.
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Any witnesses to the collision should call the Bury Roads Policing Unit on 01284 774100.
