JNugent wrote:

On 28/05/2020 15:47, Pamela wrote:
On 14:19 28 May 2020, JNugent said:

On 28/05/2020 14:10, Pamela wrote:
On 15:12 27 May 2020, Simon Mason said:

Good job it wasn't a car she walked into.
QUOTE:
A woman was left with serious injuries after she was hit by a cyclist
while walking.

The crash occurred on The Parade in Parkgate, Neston, last Wednesday
afternoon close to Parkgate takeaway. 68-year-old woman from Wirral
suffered serious injuries to her leg during the collision.

The cyclist, a 31-year-old woman from Ellesmere Port, also sustained
minor injuries during the incident

Cheshire Police are carrying out further inquiries into the crash and
are keen to speak to witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage. A
Cheshire Police spokesperson said: "At 3.25pm on Wednesday 20 May
officers received reports of a collision between a pedestrian and a
cyclist on The parade in Neston. The incident is reported to have
occurred at approximately 1.12pm on 20 May, near to Parkgate Takeaway.

The pedestrian, a 68-year-old woman from Wirral, sustained serious
injuries to her leg as a result of the collision.

The cyclist, a 31-year-old woman from Ellesmere Port, sustained minor
injuries.

Enquiries into the incident are ongoing and officers are keen to hear
from anyone who witnessed the incident, of anyone with any dashcam
footage which may aid the investigation.

Anyone with any information is asked to call Cheshire Police on 101
quoting IML-709267."

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news...ews/pensioner-
seriously-injured-after-being-18316421

From the look of the street in the photo, the cyclist was likely to
have been
belting along it.

Parkgate is (or was) a popular gathering place for those out for a
relaxing stroll along the former waterfront on the Dee estuary (west
side of the Wirral peninsula). It is a historic location (links to
Nelson and Lady Hamilton) and has never been known as a fast
through-route.

The phot shows it's a long straight road, ideal for cycling at speed if it
weren't for pedestrians and narrow pavements.

The "narrow pavements" might be part of the problem.

Who do these pedestrians think they are, eh?

Not even a trace of game playing in any of your posts, would you say?