83-year-old woman in serious condition following collision with Prince William’s security convoy

The incident occurred on Monday.

An 83-year-old woman is in serious condition following collision with Prince William's security convoy on Monday afternoon. According to reports, the woman broke her pelvis when a member of the Cambridge's security team crashed into her. It has also been reported that the incident occurred while the motorcycle was driving on the wrong side of the road. Witnesses say that Irene Mayor was hit by a police motorcycle leading Prince William and Kate on their way to the Order of the Garter Service at Windsor Castle on Monday. Pictures from the scene revealed the motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, at a pedestrian crossing where Irene was walking home. Irene Mayor's daughter has said that "she's got lots of injuries. They are just keeping her stable at the moment." Prince William and Kate are also incredibly concerned by the incident, and are planning to visit Mrs Mayor.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct said:

"In line with procedure, the Metropolitan Police Service referred the collision to the IOPC."

"Our staff attended the scene of the incident and after careful consideration, we have launched an independent investigation. The investigation is in its very early stages and the officer involved is assisting our enquiries as a witness."

Irene's friend, Lionel Blackburn, said to DailyMail:

"She's an incredibly nice person. I have known her for over 40 years. She used to do a lot of voluntary work for the church and her husband Walter used to lead the evening service."

"We were all devastated when we heard she had been hit by the police bike. Irene is always smiling and cheerful, hopefully she'll be back at church soon."

Irene Mayor is said to be in serious but stable condition.