North West Ambulance service update as person hospitalised following Fylde coast collision
The incident involved two vehicles, and it is not yet known what cause the collision.
One person was taken to hospital following a major collision in St Annes, North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) has confirmed.
The incident took place last night at around 22.14, with multiple police, ambulance and fire crews all at the scene.
A spokesperson from NWAS told the Gazette: “We responded to an RTC on St Patrick’s Road North, St Anne’s, following a call at 22.11. A patient was taken to hospital for further treatment.”
The incident involved two vehicles, and it is not yet known what cause the collision.
A spokesperson from Lancashire Fire and Rescue has already confirmed that one person was removed from a vehicle by firefighters: “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 No