Police are appealing to witnesses to a crash at Castle Rising on Saturday.
Rush hour crash in Norwich
Dan Grimmer
Friday, February 15, 2013
7:06 PM
A rush hour accident in Norwich has caused queues on the A140 Boundary Road.
The accident happened just after 6pm today, close to the junction with the A1402.
The road was partially blocked and it led to queueing traffic.
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