One person injured in four-car Telford crash
One person was taken to hospital after a four-car collision during the evening rush hour in Telford.
The accident happened on Redhill Way, near to the Asda store in Donnington Wood, at about 6.15pm.
One person was treated for "non-life threatening" injuries by the ambulance service at the scene.
West Mercia Police were also called to the scene to help with traffic control.
Inspector Andy Smith, said: "We were called by the ambulance service at about 6.15pm to reports of a four-car collision near the Asda store.
"One patient was treated by the ambulance service, but their injuries are non-life threatening.
"Officers at the scene were required to help with traffic control, but no major delays were caused as the road was not blocked or closed."
Chris Kowalik, spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service said: "We were called at 6.12pm to Redhill Way, Donnington, to a road traffic collision.
"The caller was reporting one person with head and neck injuries.
"One ambulance crew attended and conveyed to Princess Royal Hospital."