Emergency services rushed to two crashes in the same part of rural Shropshire an hour and a half apart.
On Thursday, crews from Much Wenlock Fire Station were called to two road crashes at Brockton, on the B4378 between Much Wenlock and Shipton.
Crews attended a crash in Brockton at around 6pm in which a 4x4 had overturned. The fire service was assisted by the police, who temporarily closed the road, as well as colleagues from Bridgnorth Fire Station.The West Midlands Ambulance Service has been approached for information.at a crossroads in Brockton.
There were no reports of serious injury but fire crews had to make the vehicle, believed to be a Mazda sports car, safe.The two incidents occurred just a day after fire crews at Much Wenlock had been rehearsing road traffic incidents at the fire station, where they used a variety of tools and equipment on donated vehicles.
In a Facebook post on Thursday night, Much Wenlock Fire Station said:"Good thing we had RTC practice last night! Much Wenlock has had a busy day.
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