UPDATE: |Two rushed to hospital after crash between bike and car News

They are not thought to have suffered serious injuries

Two people have been rushed to hospital following a crash between a bike and a car in Tameside.

Emergency services were scrambled to Stockport Road in Denton following the collision on Sunday evening (April 6). Police and ambulance crews were in attendance as the road was cordoned off after the smash.

North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) has now confirmed two people were rushed to hospital. It is understood that neither suffered serious injuries.

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Pictures show the street taped off as emergency crews tended to those involved and worked to make the scene safe.

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