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read more A woman was killed and two men were seriously injured when she was hit by a car outside a Wigan bar. Emergency services rushed to the area and the woman, who was about 40 years old, was taken to hospital but could not be saved.
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Police are investigating what happened Two men were also seriously injured in the incident. The woman who died has not yet been officially named by police, but is believed to be the mother of three children. Tributes are already being made to her on social media. On Wigan Today’s Facebook page, Margaret Wate said: “Such a tragic RIP for the woman and condolences to her family, I believe the poor woman had 3 children. Also a speedy recovery for the 2 male victims.” Carol Power said: “Heartbreaking thoughts with the poor family” Kathryn Ashcroft said: “It is so sad that it will have an impact on everyone who was there RIP” Bethan Gallagher said: “Absolutely heartbreaking” Nicola Ashcroft said: “So sad, sad that I send my deepest condolences to the ladies’s family and friends and I hope the others involved will recover fully xx” Nicola Croston says: “My thoughts are heartbreaking with the poor family” Mags Wren said: “So sad that our thoughts are with Mrs. x’s family.” Anne Hayton said: “It’s so sad. My thoughts and prayers are with the lady, her family and her friends. We wish the other victims a speedy recovery. “ Tracy Ann Ashcroft said: “Absolutely heartbreaking thoughts and prayers in the family” Karina Vernon said: “So sad RIP for the lady who thinks of all the friends and families of all involved xxxx” Police are investigating what happened and two men are being held in custody after being arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. Ormskirk Street remained closed on Saturday morning as police continued their search. Anyone with information about what happened or a video from the area camera is kindly requested to contact the police at 0161 856 4741 or www.gmp.police.uk Alternatively, call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
