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Car crash in Leigh

12:45pm Sunday 29th January 2012 in Local News

A car smashed into two parked cars last night leaving one car perched on top of another.

The Mini Cooper hit the two other cars in Leigh Road, Leigh, at 9.30pm last night.

The first parked car was pushed on top of the other car parked in front leaving them in a precarious position.

Police closed the road while the incident was dealt with.

Comments(12)

AnotherSister says...
4:57pm Sun 29 Jan 12

No need to say "9:30pm last night"....it's either 9:30pm, or last night at 9:30. The term 'pm' means after 12 noon, so there's no need to add the words "at night". Also, I'd think 9:30pm could more accurately be described as evening?

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jolllyboy says...
5:04pm Sun 29 Jan 12

That must have been some speed someone was doing to end up like that.

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leigh-my-town says...
5:44pm Sun 29 Jan 12

PMSL this ain't news.

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geezer, innit says...
6:03pm Sun 29 Jan 12

AnotherSister wrote:
No need to say "9:30pm last night"....it's either 9:30pm, or last night at 9:30. The term 'pm' means after 12 noon, so there's no need to add the words "at night". Also, I'd think 9:30pm could more accurately be described as evening?
well said!

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ABrown101 says...
7:08pm Sun 29 Jan 12

It was my uncles car which was a nissan juke which was hit first and hit the lamppost and then flipped onto the other parked car and it was not at 9.30pm as we were all at home. We heard the crash at about 12.30pm or later.

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ABrown101 says...
7:09pm Sun 29 Jan 12

It was my uncles car which was a nissan juke which was hit first and hit the lamppost and then flipped onto the other parked car and it was not at 9.30pm as we were all at home. We heard the crash at about 12.30pm or later.

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romeo017 says...
4:53pm Mon 30 Jan 12

I suppose if it was someone riding a bike along the pavement in Leigh whilst talking on a mobile phone it would not have happened!

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Keptquiettillnow says...
5:40pm Mon 30 Jan 12

romeo017 wrote:
I suppose if it was someone riding a bike along the pavement in Leigh whilst talking on a mobile phone it would not have happened!
No way, it was a fox that ran out into the road.

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romeo017 says...
8:09pm Mon 30 Jan 12

Keptquiettillnow wrote:
romeo017 wrote:
I suppose if it was someone riding a bike along the pavement in Leigh whilst talking on a mobile phone it would not have happened!
No way, it was a fox that ran out into the road.
Silly me! It was a FOX on a bike riding on the pavement at night with no lights using a mobile phone - regardless of which the local plod and CSO's would have not taken a blind bit of notice ......

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romeo017 says...
8:13pm Mon 30 Jan 12

On another topic but vaguely related - why are the motor traders at House of Cars in London Road near Bellini 's allowed to have cars parked outside their premises regardless of the parking restrictions?

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geezer, innit says...
11:56am Tue 31 Jan 12

romeo017 wrote:
On another topic but vaguely related - why are the motor traders at House of Cars in London Road near Bellini 's allowed to have cars parked outside their premises regardless of the parking restrictions?
backsheesh

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termite1944 says...
7:45pm Tue 31 Jan 12

ABrown101 wrote:
It was my uncles car which was a nissan juke which was hit first and hit the lamppost and then flipped onto the other parked car and it was not at 9.30pm as we were all at home. We heard the crash at about 12.30pm or later.
12.30 p.m. or later could be 9.30 p.m.?

Doesn't 9.30 p.m. happen after 12.30 p.m. or is it me?

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