A teenager has been taken to hospital after suffering serious injuries in a road collision.

A man in his late teens was taken to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge with serious injuries following a serious collision in Terrington St Clements on Sunday, March 29 at around 9pm.

A blue Volkswagen Polo driving in the direction of Hay Green collided with a verge on Moat Road and rolled, before stopping in the centre of the road.

The ambulance service were called at 8.55pm and sent an ambulance, RAF responder, BASICS vehicle, ambulance officer and East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Fire crews from King’s Lynn, West Walton and Terrington also attended to reports of a road traffic collision.

An ambulance spokesman said: “One person was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital by land ambulance in a serious condition.” An EAAA spokesman said: “The EAAA was tasked to this incident and dispatched Anglia Two to the scene. Following treatment at scene, the EAAA doctor and paramedic accompanied the patient in the road ambulance to Addenbrooke’s.”

Police want to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the incident, the manner of driving prior to the collision or anyone with dashcam footage.

Anyone with information should contact PC Tim Aldham at the Swaffham Roads and Armed Policing Team on Timothy.Aldham@norfolk.pnn.police.uk or on 101 quoting incident number 352 of yesterday’s date (29 March 2020).

Alternatively contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.