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Two-vehicle road traffic collision partially blocks Queens Drive in Swindon

byDaniel Jae Webb
24 July 2020 • 9.24am
Two-vehicle road traffic collision partially blocks Queens Drive in Swindon
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A crash has partially blocked a main road through Swindon this morning.

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Emergency services were called to the scene at sometime before 9am following a two-vehicle road traffic collision.

No one’s believed to have been injured.

One lane between Whitbourne Avenue and Windsor Road southbound has been blocked by police.

The crash happened in lane two, but one of the cars involved – a grey Renault – has been moved to the the pavement.

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