TWIN sisters Lorraine and Levinia Christmas were recovering in
hospital yesterday after a unusual seasonal bash.
They crashed on an icy road, into each other's cars.
The 31-year-old sisters ran into each other on a single-track country
lane at Flitcham, Norfolk, on Saturday morning.
They were being treated for whiplash injuries and concussion at Queen
Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, yesterday.
A spokeswoman at the hospital said: ''I can confirm that we have two
sisters by the name of Christmas and both are comfortable.''
Sergeant Dick Davis, of King's Lynn police, said: ''The accident
happened at 10.20am on Christmas Eve.
''Lorraine was in a red Montego and her sister was driving a Vauxhall
Astra. Apparently they collided head-on on a single track road in icy
conditions.''
He said the sisters lived locally in different villages.
Police could not confirm a report that the crash happened as Levinia
was on her way to take over from Lorraine at the petrol station where
both worked.
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