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has been partially closed following a collision. The crash was first reported at around 5.50pm, with the road closed westbound at its junction with Castle Bridge Road.has reportedly set up a diversion up Castle Bridge Road as they deal with the incident.
Those travelling westbound have been told to expect delays. Drivers have been urged to avoid the area, seek alternative routes or plan extra time for their journeys.A tweet issued by NottinghamTravelwise, which monitors traffic in the city, read: "Castle Boulevard A6005 westbound is closed at the junction with Castle Bridge Road due to an RTC. Emergency services are on scene and assisting.This is a breaking news story. Follow our live blog below for updates.
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