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UPDATED: Pedestrian hit by vehicle on Reddish Road

By Alasdair Perry 15th May 2023

Local News
A diversion is using Greg Street (Image - Google Maps)
A diversion is using Greg Street (Image - Google Maps)

Part of Reddish Road was closed today following a traffic collision between a van and a pedestrian.  

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have confirmed that there was an incident on Reddish Road today where a van collided with a girl on Reddish Road.

Reports of delays came from traffic updates account MancTraffic on Twitter today, describing police closures from Broadstone Hall Road South to Reddish Vale Road. A diversion is in place on Greg Street, but traffic remains slow.

Emergency services attended the scene; the girl sustained minor injuries and was taken to hospital.

Stockport Nub News spoke to GMP, who said: "At approximately 8am this morning (Monday 15 May 2023), Greater Manchester Police were called to reports of a road traffic collision between a van and a pedestrian on Reddish Road, Stockport.

"Emergency services attended the scene and a girl was taken to hospital with minor injuries. No arrests have been made."

     

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