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A-road closed in both directions after crash

An A-road was closed in both directions after a crash.

By Luke Powell
Published Jun 11, 2024
Last updated Jun 11, 2024
Supporting image for story: A-road closed in both directions after crash

West Mercia Police posted on social media at 8.10am that the A4103 was closed eastbound and westbound at a crossroads between Cradley and Newtown, east of Hereford.

The Hereford and Worcester Fire Service attended the incident and police urged drivers to find an alternative route.

Police said the road was open again by 9.20am and thanked drivers for their patience.

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