Appeal after serious collision on Manchester Road in Castleton

Date published: 28 November 2017


A woman is in a serious condition following a collision in Rochdale.

Shortly after 12pm, Tuesday 28 November, today a maroon Renault Clio and a silver Ford Fiesta were involved in a collision on Manchester Road in Castleton.

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It happened by Bargain Booze at the junction with Partington Street.

The Clio – which was driven by a woman in her 50s - was heading towards Middleton.

The Fiesta – which was driven by a woman in her 50s – was heading in the opposite direction.

The driver of the Clio suffered potentially life-threatening injuries and remains in hospital, while the Fiesta driver suffered minor injuries.

Serious Collision Investigation Unit officers are appealing for witnesses and are urging anyone with dash cam footage to get in touch.

PC Dermot Murray said: “The road is likely to be closed for several hours while forensic work is undertaken at the scene.

“We ask that people try to avoid the area as there will be delays especially as we draw closer to rush hour.

“We are keen to speak to anyone who witnessed the collision or saw either of the cars beforehand and how they were being driven.”

Anyone with any information or footage should call the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0161 856 4741.

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