Biker injured in crash dies
A motorcyclist who was seriously injured when he came off his bike in Shropshire has died in hospital. A motorcyclist who was seriously injured when he came off his bike in Shropshire has died in hospital. The man, believed to be in his 30s and not from the area, suffered severe head injuries in the collision, which happened on the B4364 at Middleton, between Ludlow and Bridgnorth, at about 10.40am last Tuesday. He was airlifted to Selly Oak Hospital in Birmingham for treatment but died on Saturday night. The man has yet to be formally identified and a post mortem and inquest are due to be held by the coroner for south Shropshire, Mr Anthony Sibcy. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
A motorcyclist who was seriously injured when he came off his bike in Shropshire has died in hospital.
The man, believed to be in his 30s and not from the area, suffered severe head injuries in the collision, which happened on the B4364 at Middleton, between Ludlow and Bridgnorth, at about 10.40am last Tuesday.
He was airlifted to Selly Oak Hospital in Birmingham for treatment but died on Saturday night.
The man has yet to be formally identified and a post mortem and inquest are due to be held by the coroner for south Shropshire, Mr Anthony Sibcy.
Police today renewed an appeal for witnesses to the crash. Officers are keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision or saw the victim riding his black and silver coloured Suzuki bike prior to the incident.
Sergeant John Evans, of Ludlow police, said: "The rider was in company with a group of about four other motorcyclists who were travelling towards Ludlow on the B4364. The man came off his bike just outside the village of Middleton and was in collision with a hedge."
Witnesses can call 08457 444888.