Appeal after fatal collision in Tilton on the Hill
A call was received at 12.06pm yesterday (Tuesday 23 December) to report a two-vehicle collision on the B6407 Leicester Road.
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A call was received at 12.06pm yesterday (Tuesday 23 December) to report a two-vehicle collision on the B6407 Leicester Road.
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