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PARAMEDICS praised a heroic driver who came to the aid of a stricken cyclist. Thomas Moore, 64, from Bassingbourn, received a commendation certificate for his swift actions after a motorcyclist and a car collided in Hitchin. He said; The rider was thrown
PARAMEDICS praised a heroic driver who came to the aid of a stricken cyclist.
Thomas Moore, 64, from Bassingbourn, received a commendation certificate for his swift actions after a motorcyclist and a car collided in Hitchin.
He said; "The rider was thrown up in the air and off his bike. I stopped my car, got out, and then adrenaline took over."
Mr Moore and another passer by waited for paramedics to arrive on the scene. The rider was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
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Stewart Wilson, from the Ambulance Service, made the presentation, having been at the accident. He said: "It was a pleasure to meet up with them again and presenting them with their awards.
"Their help on the day was very much appreciated."
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