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Road in Swindon cordoned off by police over ‘suspicious package’

byDaniel Jae Webb
8 March 2023 • 12.40pm
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Police closed a main road in Swindon after a suspicious package was found this morning (Wednesday).

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Sheppard Street, near Swindon railway station, was cordoned off following the discovery at around 11am.

However, investigations proved the package was not anything of concern and the cordon was lifted.

A spokesperson for Wiltshire Police said: “We responded to reports of a suspicious package in Station Road, Swindon just after 11am this morning (08/03).

“The road was closed while our officers investigated. When the item was found to be safe we reopened the road.”

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