Pregnant woman suffers leg injuries in motorbike collision in Accrington

The pedestrian who is five months pregnant was taken to hospital for treatment.

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Bethany English

15:30, 11 MAR 2014

A pregnant woman suffered minor leg injuries after a collision with a motorbike.

The pedestrian, who is five months pregnant, collided with the Honda bike on Whalley Road in Accrington.

She was taken to hospital for treatment and the motorcyclist also suffered a minor leg injury.

The incident happened at around noon on Tuesday, March 11.

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