12-year-old pedestrian injured after being hit by car in Haslington

By The Editor 6th Feb 2026

Local News by The Editor 6th Feb 2026 3

Cheshire Police want to speak to anyone who saw a crash involving a 12-year-old pedestrian on Crewe Road, Haslington, on December 15 (Photo: Nub News).

Cheshire Police are appealing for witnesses following a crash with a 12-year-old pedestrian in Haslington.

On Monday 15 December 2025, police received reports of a collision in Crewe Road.

The collision, which occurred around 3.30pm, involved a blue Honda Civic and a child.The pedestrian suffered serious injuries and attended hospital for treatment.

The driver of the vehicle stopped at the time of collision.

A Cheshire Police spokesperson said: "We appreciate that it has been a considerable number of weeks since this incident took place and we have been establishing the full circumstances since.

"To aid us, we are asking anyone who may have witnessed what happened to get in touch with us.

"The same goes for anyone who may have captured relevant dashcam footage.

"You can report information to us by calling 101, or by visiting our website and reporting online, quoting IML-2234026."

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More than often people down load footage onto fire sticks or other types of software.
Technology today has gone a long way since dash cams came out.
Not only that people use their phones today as dash cams.
This stays on until deleted.

Do they not understand that dashcams do not wait for ever? They will overwrite within a few hours of use so the chances of finding something 54 days later is close to zero.