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Boy recovering at home after being hit by car

St John's volunteers were caught up in Sweeps weekend assault
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By Hayley Robinson

An 11-year-old boy is recovering at home after he was hit by a car on his way to school.

Trevor Lewing had just left his home in Rochester Avenue, when he was hit in the face by a car wing mirror in Delce Road, Rochester.

Police and ambulance crews were called to the scene shortly after 7.30am on today (Tuesday, September 22).

The Thomas Aveling pupil recieved a half-inch gash on his right cheek and bruising and swelling. He also has a possible fracture to the left side of his face near his ear.

Mum Heather, 37, said: "A passerby checked his planner and phoned me and I ran out the house in my pyjamas.

"He was taken to East Grinstead Hospital where they did an operation to re-stitch his chin and there’s a good chance he might need another operation.

"He still doesn’t know exactly what happened just that he was crossing at the top of Rochester Avenue when he was hit by a car. He doesn’t remember much else.

"He was on his way to meet his friend but he never got that far."

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