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Police are appealing for witnesses after two pedestrians were seriously injured in a collision in Copthorne.
A grey Vauxhall Vivaro van was travelling southbound on Copthorne Bank on a right-hand bend, near to Francis Court Care Home, when the incident occurred about 9.55am on Saturday 18 May.
The pedestrians – a 77-year-old local man and a 68-year-old local woman – were both taken to hospital for treatment where they remain in a stable condition.
The driver of the van – an 80-year-old man from Horley in Surrey – was uninjured.
An investigation is underway and anyone who saw what happened, or captured the incident on CCTV or dash cam, is asked to email [email protected] quoting Operation Wicker.
Officers are particularly keen to hear from anyone with CCTV covering Copthorne Bank north of the allotments, or Redehall Road south of Smallfield village.