Emergency services were called to a crash in Oswestry this afternoon.
Emergency services were scrambled to a collision between a car and a van in Oswestry
Fire, police and ambulance crews were in attendance at a collision on Salop Road in Oswestry at around 12.20pm on Thursday.The fire service reported the collision had been"minor" and nobody was trapped as a result. According to traffic data, vehicles were still moving slowly in the area both ways at around 2pm, with the road remaining partially blocked near the petrol station.
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