999 services attend crash in Tang Hall

Emergency services at the scene of the incident in Tang Hall  Picture: Michael Francis
Emergency services at the scene of the incident in Tang Hall Picture: Michael Francis
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THE emergency services were called to a crash in a York suburb last night.

Michael Francis, who supplied this picture to The Press, said there had been a collision at the junction of Constantine Avenue, Rawdon Avenue and Melrosegate, in Tang Hall.

He said a vehicle had crashed through a hedge into someone’s garden, and had to be removed by emergency services.

He said police, ambulance and fire services were all on the scene.

North Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said two fire engines were sent to the scene after being called in by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service at 7.44pm.

A spokeswoman said a BMW was involved in a single vehicle collision, leaving the road and ending up in a garden.

No one was trapped or injured, she added.

 

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