Do you know this motorcyclist? Appeal after biker 'narrowly missed' twin buggy carrying newborn babies in Telford

Police in Telford are wanting to speak to a motorcyclist after a report that an off-road bike was "speeding around" the pedestrianised area of Hadley centre.

PC Rob Hughes of Hadley and Leegomery Safer Neighbourhood Team said the bike "narrowly missed" a buggy which was reportedly carrying two newborn babies. 

The incident happened at around 1.26pm on Saturday, November 9.

PC Hughes said: "We have had a report of an off-road motorcycle being ridden on the pedestrian area in Hadley Centre.  

"The motorcycle was speeding around Hadley Centre and came across the fly-over bridge, it then left up Manor Road towards the Hadley Learning Community. The centre was busy with pedestrians us and he narrowly missed a twin buggy with newborn babies in it.

"I know some people think that riding an off-road motorcycle is just kids having fun, however someone will get hurt and the injuries can be life-changing. There are places to ride and clubs that support off-road motorcycling." 

PC Hughes has shared an image of a motorcyclist in the hopes the public can help identify them. 

Those with information are asked to email the team's dedicated email address set up to help tackle the issue of off-road biking: opspree@westmercia.police.uk