THIS WEEK IN 1986: Career girl's crash turned clock back

Angela Greene was a high-flying London saleswoman, who mixed with the likes of David Bowie and Bryan Ferry.
Six years after the fatal motorcycle crash - Angela with her father Max at their Hayling homeSix years after the fatal motorcycle crash - Angela with her father Max at their Hayling home
Six years after the fatal motorcycle crash - Angela with her father Max at their Hayling home

However, a motor-cycle accident at Hayling Island in 1980 left her severely brain-injured.

After spending weeks in a coma and months in hospital Angela survived the accident but was rendered a six-year-old child again.

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Her father, Max Greene said: ‘She still remembers French, she can calculate well – but she has changed from being a sophisticated socialite to being a six-year-old child.’

Her parents were now helping other brain-injured victims and their families.

Mr Greene, working with Headway, would help those affected locally to offer invaluable help to brain-injured people.