Police accident sign. Photo: Denise Bradley.
Four car crash at Costessey
Peter Walsh
Saturday, March 9, 2013
2:25 PM
Police and fire crews have been called to a four vehicle crash in Costessey.
Fire crews from Earlham, Carrow and Sprowston attended the crash which happened on Dereham Road, close to the junction with Lord Nelson Drive and near the Roundwell Medical Centre at 12.45pm today.
The road was blocked following the crash although police say one lane is now open.
No-one was trapped as a result of the crash but one person has sustained a head injury although a police spokesman said it is not thought to be “life threatening or life changing”.
Meanwhile police have also been called to a two vehicle crash at St Williams Way, Thorpe St Andrew, this afternoon.
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