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Cyclist in hospital after collision in Marldon

We Are South Devon by We Are South Devon
September 23, 2014
in Community News

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A cyclist was taken to hospital following a collision in Marldon this morning (23 September)

The accident happened on Vicarage road, near the Churscombe Road junction this morning just before 7.30am.

The cyclist is said to have been in a collision with a car and is believed to have suffered from head injuries.

The road was partially blocked for sometime.

 

Tags: 23 SeptemberaccidentCyclistMarldon

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