ukwirednews
11/05/2013 - Last News Update: 03:30
Scotland
Please note: this article is over 8 weeks old and may not reflect the current events in regards to this particular matter. Related links may not be up to date in regards to this news story.
Woman dies after car crash on A82
Published: 12th Aug 2012 10:57:23
A 35-year-old woman has died following a two-car road crash on the A82, on the banks of Loch Ness.
The collision happened at Abriachan, about nine miles from Inverness, at 01:40, police said.
The woman who died, who was from Inverness, was the driver of a black Renault Clio. A passenger in her car was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
The driver of the other car, a silver Renault Megane, was uninjured.
The road was closed for seven hours following the crash but has now been reopened.
Source:
BBC NewsExternal LinkShow Citation
Harvard Citation
BBC News, 2012. Woman dies after car crash on A82. [Online] (Updated 12 Aug 2012)Available at: http://www.ukwirednews.com/news.php/1445762-Woman-dies-after-car-crash-on-A82 [Accessed 11th May 2013]
blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest News
-
At 03:30:05 in Headlines
China coal mine blast in Guizhou province kills 12
An explosion at a coal mine in China's south-west Guizhou province has killed 12 miners and injured two others, state media report.... -
At 03:09:44 in Health
The hidden cost of mouth cancer
"We were sat for days with our heads in our hands, working out finances to see which was the best route to go down. Things have had to ... -
At 02:52:21 in Headlines
Malcolm X grandson Malcolm Shabazz dies in Mexico City
The grandson of US political activist Malcolm X has died in Mexico City following a fight in a bar, say Mexican officials.... -
At 02:37:59 in Politics
Star Wars: Episode VII to be filmed in UK
The latest Star Wars film is to be made in the UK, producer Lucasfilm has said.... -
Thermal invisibility cloak in first demonstration
Researchers have built and tested a form of invisibility cloak that can hide objects from heat.... -
Schools in priority building plan face funds black hole
More than half the schools in England's priority building scheme do not have guaranteed funding, it has emerged.... -
At 02:05:55 in Scotland
Bid to make Cairngorm funicular walks permanent
Guided walks from the Cairngorm mountain railway's top station on to the Cairn Gorm plateau could be made available on a more permanent... -
At 01:52:45 in Business
Why bother saving when your country wants you to spend?
This week those attempting to save up their money reached a new landmark.... -
At 01:51:12 in Entertainment
Pulitzer winner tackles his past on stage
The day after Ayad Akhtar left New York to see his play Disgraced produced in London it won him the Pulitzer Prize for Drama back home. Akh... -
At 01:49:36 in World
Could Syria conflict become regional war?
This week the leader of Hezbollah - the Shia movement in southern Lebanon - made it clear that he saw weapons transfers from Syria as a &quo...
News In Other Categories
-
Thermal invisibility cloak in first demonstration
Researchers have built and tested a form of invisibility cloak that can hide objects from heat.... -
Bristol Academy extends reach overseas with first foreign students
With the doors to its brand new £1million training centre officially open, one of the UK's leading apprentice training providers, Bristol ba... -
Smart meter project is delayed
The introduction of energy smart meters in 30 million UK homes will be delayed for more than a year, the government has announced.... -
Man killed in shooting at Dove Cote pub in Birmingham
A man has been shot dead at a pub in Birmingham. ... -
Star Wars: Episode VII to be filmed in UK
The latest Star Wars film is to be made in the UK, producer Lucasfilm has said.... -
Phil Lynott statue is vandalised in Dublin
A statue of the Irish rock star, Phil Lynott, has been knocked over and badly damaged in Dublin city centre....
- Home
- Sitemap
- Publishers
- Advertisers
- Contact
-
Any copyright/incorrect article details issues should be addressed to us 'here'.
© 2010 All Rights Reserved.