Emergency services dealing with a crash at the junction of Victoria Street and Barton Road this morning (July 8). Inset picture shows damage caused. (Image: Paul Rogers/Hereford Times)
ALL three emergency services were called to a crash at a busy junction in Hereford this morning (Saturday).
The incident happened at the junction of Barton Road and Victoria Street.
An ambulance and a police car were positioned on Victoria Street, with another police car and a fire engine dealing with a car in Barton Street.
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An officer was seen sweeping up debris off the road, while a bollard and a car bumper was on the pavement next to St Nicholas Church.
It is believed that two vehicles were involved in the crash.
The incident caused delays in the area, however it has now been cleared and traffic has returned to normal.
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