Casualty cut free after two crashes in a matter of hours near busy interchange
A person had to be cut free after a car landed on its roof - as two crashes happened near a busy interchange in a matter of hours.
Fire crews, paramedics and the police were in attendance following a one-vehicle smash, which happened on the A518 near Trench on Friday night.
Then, on Saturday morning, a two-vehicle crash happened at the Trench Lock interchange, which leads onto the A518.
At the collision on Friday, firefighters used Holmatro cutting equipment to free the casualty, who was left in the care of medics.
A Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "At 10.24pm on Friday, May 6, SFRS Fire Control received a call reporting that a road traffic collision had taken place in Telford.
"Three fire appliances including the rescue tender were mobilised from Telford and Wellington. An operations officer was in attendance.
"Crews used cutters/spreaders to deal with the incident."
At the crash on Saturday, one fire engine was sent from Wellington and police were on the scene. Firefighters used small tools to make the vehicles safe.
West Midlands Ambulance Service has been contacted for an update on both incidents.
