Witnesses Sought After Serious E-Bike Collision in Skellingthorpe
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Police are seeking witnesses following a serious collision involving a woman in her 80s and an E-bike rider near Skellingthorpe Community Centre on 25 June. Read the full police update, source details and public appeal.
We are appealing for information after a woman in her 80s was injured during a collision with a rider on an E-bike. The collision happened as the woman walked behind the Skellingthorpe Community Centre around 11.30am on Thursday 25 June.
We are appealing for anyone who saw the collision or has any information that will help with the identity of the man on the E-bike to get in touch. We believe he may have information that will assist in our investigation.
The woman was taken to hospital with injuries described as serious. Anyone who has any information is asked to contact the Investigating Officer PC Key by email on alastair.key@lincs.police.uk or by calling 101.
Please refer to incident 388 of 28 June 2026. Share
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