Keiran Lamond: Last News

The step-mum of Blairgowrie teen Keiran Lamond who was critically injured in a bike accident has voiced her dismay that parents continue to let their children ride bikes without helmets.

Perthshire family’s campaign for a new law that will make cycle helmets mandatory. Organised by the family of Keiran Lamond (15), who suffered serious head injuries in a bike crash, it will take place at 11am on July 31 from Thimblerow Car Park.

Perthshire teen who suffered serious head injuries in a bike crash are campaigning for helmets to be made compulsory by law. Keiran Lamond (15), from Blairgowrie, fractured his skull after hitting a lamppost near his Blackthorn Place home in October.

given a boost by his football heroes yesterday. Keiran Lamond was left fighting for his life when he came off his bike and hit a lamppost in October last year and has had a metal plate inserted into his skull.

hospital.Keiran Lamond, 15, is set to undergo an operation which will see a metal plate implanted on the damaged part of his skull.It marks another miraculous milestone for Keiran since he fractured his skull after hitting a lamppost near his Blackthorn Place home in October.The teen was not wearing a helmet at the time and a bystander swiftly intervened, giving Keiran first aid until an ambulance arrived.He underwent a MRI scan at Ninewells which revealed he had a bleed on his brain followed by emergency four-hour surgery.After the procedure his parents were told to prepare for the worst.But the Blairgowrie High School pupil has since received round-the-clock care which has seen his condition gradually improve.He was transferred from the

horror bike crash are planning a special birthday surprise they hope will cheer him up in his recovery battle Keiran Lamond was rushed to the ICU at Dundee's Ninewells Hospital in October after falling off his bike and hitting a lamppost while not wearing a helmet. The 14-year-old, from Blairgowrie, Perthshire, fractured his skull in the horror accident.

Blairgowrie High pupil Keiran Lamond (14), who has been receiving round-the-clock care at Ninewells Hospital since the accident on October 8, could also be well enough to be moved out of the intensive care unit (ICU) and into the high dependency children unit.