A date has been set for the full inquest into the death of a man who died in a road traffic collision.

Conner Dickinson was just 24 when he died on November 21 last year. 

Mr Dickinson from Horwich, was riding a motorbike along Tonge Moor Road on the day in question. 

An opening into his inquest in December last year.

Police and paramedics were called, but he died of his injuries the same day. 

ConnerConner (Image: Social Media)

On October 17, a pre-inquest review in relation to Mr Dickinson's death was held at Bolton Coroners' Court. 

The court was told he was a labourer. 

Lois Norris, representing the family, said how they wanted as much evidence as possible to be available for the full inquest. 

She asked for a police officer to give evidence at the hearing in relation to the circumstances prior to the collision, as well as a member of the public, for the "same reasons".  

She added: "There is genuine concern from the family about an unmarked police car. In relation to that, the movements of the unmarked police car, we have a statement from PC Melia, clarity might possibly be required. 

Police on scene on the dayPolice on scene on the day (Image: Newsquest) "We may need police confirming and giving clarity on if an unmarked police car was in the area at the time." 

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Senior Coroner Timothy Brennand said: "It brings to family peace of mind that every available piece of evidence is in the inquest process." 

Ms Norris also asked that the dashcam footage from the HGV be included in evidence, as screenshots had been included but not the full video. 

Mr Brennand set the full inquest to be heard on February 19. 

Flowers laid in his memoryFlowers laid in his memory (Image: Newsquest) After the incident, balloons and flowers were left in memory of Conner close to where the tragedy happened.

One balloon read: “Rest easy mate, see you on the other side.

“Taken way too soon.

“Lots of love, Gineve.”

A card read: “To Conner, night, night, sleep tight our beautiful boy.

“We love you always, auntie Vic and auntie Rachel.”

Another said: “RIP Conner, brother.

“See you on the other side.

“Love Little.”

One other balloon read: “Rest in peace Conner D, you will never be forgotten.

“Lots of love, Kourts.”