Police can now release the name of the woman who died after being struck by a car at the intersection of Trafalgar Street and Bridge Street in Nelson on 3 December.
She was Joan Todd, 85, of Nelson.
Our sympathies are with her family and loved ones at this time.
Enquiries into the circumstances of the collision are ongoing.
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