A LEYLAND police worker is awaiting surgery on a broken leg after slipping on ice outside work.
The 54-year-old female employee, who has not been named, had to be rescued by a colleague after she slipped at the back of Leyland Police Station, in Lancaster Gate, at around 9pm on Christmas Day.

News source:

http://www.leyland-guardian.co.uk/leyland/Woman39s-leg-broken-in-police.5944161.jp

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A common question people have when making an an injury claim following a car accident is how long do you have to make a car accident compensation claim. Ideally you will need to make the claim for your injuries as soon as possible but in England and Wales if you are reporting a personal injury car accident claim for compensation where another car driver is at fault, then you will need to commence the claim at court within 3 years of the date of the car accident. 

Contacting a reputable claims management company or specialist injury solicitor will help you in this regard. Ensure that you have as much information on the incident available before you submit a claim for personal injury as this will help get things started as soon as possible for any car crash compensation.