Major crash in St Annes on the Fylde coast sees firefighters remove person from car
Multiple police cars, ambulances and fire engines attended the scene.
A major car accident took place in St Annes last night with firefighters using apparatus to remove one person from a vehicle.
The crash took place at 22.30 on Wednesday 2 September on St Patrick’s Road North, involving two vehicles.
Multiple police cars, ambulances and fire engines attended the scene.
A spokesperson from Lancashire Fire and Rescue told the Gazette: “ At 22:30 on 2 September, two fire engines from Lytham attended a two-vehicle road traffic collision on St Patrick's Road North, Lytham St Annes.
“One casualty was released from one vehicle and was handed over to North West Ambulance Service. Fire crews were in attendance for 30 minutes.”
The Gazette has approached both Lancashire Police and the North West Ambulance Service for comment.