Woman suffers ‘slight injuries’ following two-car crash on A47 South Brink
The A47, between Cromwell Road, Wisbech and Guyhirn has been closed following a two-vehicle crash near the Wisbech roundabout. Picture: Twitter / @FenCops - Credit: Archant
A woman has been taken to hospital after suffering ‘slight injuries’ in a two-vehicle crash on the A47 South Brink towards Guyhirn.
The A47, between Cromwell Road, Wisbech and Guyhirn has been closed following a two-vehicle crash near the Wisbech roundabout. Picture: Twitter / @FenCops - Credit: Archant
The incident happened this afternoon (August 1) at around 3pm. The stretch of road between March and Wisbech was closed for nearly two hours.
Fen Cops tweeted: The A47 South Brink towards Guyhirn has now reopened following a two-vehicle RTC.
“One female has been taken to QEH [Queen Elizabeth Hospital] with slight injuries.
“Both vehicles were recovered at the scene.”
The A47, between Cromwell Road, Wisbech and Guyhirn has been closed following a two-vehicle crash near the Wisbech roundabout. Picture: Twitter / @FenCops - Credit: Archant
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A spokesman for Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: “We were called at about 3.10pm with reports of a collision on the A47 near the Cromwell Road roundabout in Wisbech.
“The collision involved two cars. Officers and ambulance crews have attended the scene.”
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Officers are now appealing for any witnesses to the incident, if you have any information call 101 and quote incident CC-01082018-0262.
