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Main road to Royal Wootton Bassett closed after bin lorry and car crash

byDaniel Jae Webb
25 October 2017 • 1.56pm
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A collision between a Biffa bin lorry and car has closed a road near Swindon.

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The road between Swindon and Royal Wootton Bassett (near junction 16 of the M4) was closed in both directions at around 1.45pm this afternoon.

The road is now open in the direction of junction 16, but closed the opposite way.

Tri-force Roads Policing Unit at currently at the scene.

One person is said to be injured, but the extent of their injuries are unknown.

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