Launceston man in critical condition after motorcycle crash
From Devon & Cornwall Police:
At approximately 19:07hrs on Tuesday 17th September 2019 a single vehicle road traffic collision occurred on the B3417 Lee Moor. A motorcyclist who is a 49-year-old male from the Launceston area was travelling in the Plympton direction and lost control on a right-hand bend. The male rider sustained serious injuries and was taken to Derriford Hospital where he remains in a critical, life-threatening condition.
The road was closed for a total of 6 hours.
Enquiries are on-going.
If anyone witnessed the collision please call 101 and quote log 803 17/09/19 or email 101@dc.police.uk
Categories
Advertorial (120) animals (118) Announcements (65) Arts & Culture (831) B and B (4843) Charity Fundraiser (275) community (368) Competition (21) consumer (307) Environment (526) Events (1023) extest (6) Features (7997) Food (274) Health (325) Informed (531) Jobs (43) Learning (337) Missing persons (38) Nostalgic (47) opinion (41) Politics (136) review (11) Society (416) Sport (44) Thanks (2) Then (20) Tourism (7) Volunteering (9) Your views (39)Sponsors
Questions being asked as dogs die from poisoning
Sadly, two dogs have recently died at Shop, in Morwenstow. Of the two, one was confirmed to have ingested poison, but the second dog died before a blood test could be done, though the symptoms were the same. The question in local minds is what the source of the poison […]
Coronavirus: researchers no longer need consent to access your medical records
If you’ve interacted with the health system during the pandemic, your data is probably being used by researchers. Cryptographer/Shutterstock Simon Kolstoe, University of Portsmouth You may not know it, but if you live in the UK and have contacted the NHS with any coronavirus-related health concerns, your data is now […]
Torridge offers free parking until 15th June to support businesses
During recent months Torridge Councillors suspended parking charges in the district in response to the evolving Coronavirus crisis. The move was in part to support NHS Staff and Care workers as they carried on working and also other residents, who found themselves restricted to their homes, with more cars than […]
Looking back at a unique Bude event from 2016
Who remembers this event? It was a lighthearted event for Mother’s Day but just imagine, for a minute, struggling to have your basic hygiene needs met; having no knickers to wear, for example, when you have a fistula, or are on your period or are just out living your womanly […]
