Nuneaton lives on as police and firefighters seal off the bridge

VaselineMay 17, 2024

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Nuneaton lives on as police and firefighters seal off the bridge

Police and firefighters have sealed off a bridge in Nuneaton. People are currently unable to use the ‘iron bridge’ which links Stockingford and Camp Hill.

Passers-by saw police and firefighters on the bridge, between Black-A-Tree Road and Hilary Road, earlier this morning (May 17). At the moment, traffic or pedestrians cannot pass.

Confirmed details of what happened have not yet been released. But there were reports of police cars circling the area.

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CoventryLive has contacted Warwickshire Police, Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service and West Midlands Ambulance Service for further details.

This is a live blog. Watch for updates below for the latest on this breaking incident

07:56Claire Harrison

Traffic building

The red line shows that traffic is developing in the area(Image: Google Street map)

The latest Google traffic images show traffic in the area.

The bridge is often used as a cut to Tuttle Hill and back.

Emergency services remain at the scene.

07:45Claire Harrison

“Railway Casualty”

A crew from Nuneaton Fire Station responded to 999 reports of a “railway accident”.

Blue watches from the station in Newtown Road have been dispatched to the area.

As the incident is ongoing, very few details are available, but emergency services are dealing with a “line accident”.

VaselineMay 17, 2024

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Traffic building

“Railway Casualty”

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