Driver charged with attempted murder after Stepney Green cyclist collision
Parvez Rahman, 33, remanded in custody until 4 September hearing at the Old Bailey
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A 33-year-old man from Tower Hamlets has been charged with attempted murder after a cyclist suffered life-threatening injuries in Stepney Green. The collision occurred on Aylward Street shortly before 23:15 BST on Thursday.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed the charges against Parvez Rahman. He also faces a charge of failing to stop after a road incident. The cyclist, described as a man in his 50s, was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition.
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Court appearance and next steps
Rahman appeared at Thames Magistrates' Court on Saturday. The court remanded him in custody until his next hearing at the Old Bailey on 4 September. No plea was entered during the brief appearance.
The BBC reported that a video circulating on social media shows a car striking the cyclist at high speed. The footage has not been verified by authorities, but police are aware of its existence.
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Impact on local residents
Aylward Street, a residential road in Stepney Green, remains open while police conduct their investigation. Local residents have expressed concern over road safety in the area, particularly for cyclists.
Tower Hamlets Council has not yet commented on whether it will review road safety measures on Aylward Street following the incident. The council previously introduced traffic calming measures in nearby areas after similar collisions.
What happens next
Rahman will appear at the Old Bailey on 4 September for a preliminary hearing. If the case proceeds, a trial date will be set. The cyclist’s condition remains critical, and police continue to appeal for witnesses.
Questions this report answers
+What charges does Parvez Rahman face?
Parvez Rahman has been charged with attempted murder and failing to stop after a road incident. The charges relate to a collision on Aylward Street, Stepney Green, on Thursday night, as confirmed by the Metropolitan Police.
+When is the next court hearing?
Rahman’s next court appearance is scheduled for 4 September at the Old Bailey. He was remanded in custody following his appearance at Thames Magistrates' Court on Saturday, as reported by the BBC.
+What is the condition of the cyclist?
The cyclist, a man in his 50s, remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries. He was taken to hospital after the collision on Aylward Street at 23:15 BST on Thursday, according to police statements.
+Will there be changes to road safety in Stepney Green?
Tower Hamlets Council has not yet commented on potential changes to road safety measures on Aylward Street. The council has previously introduced traffic calming measures in response to similar incidents in the area.
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