Collision involving two cars in Shootacre Lane, Saunderton – Woman injured

Matthew Clark | August 10, 2014

A road traffic collision involving two cars occurred in Shootacre Lane, Saunderton at around 10.20am on Sunday 10th August 2014.

Two fire appliances and crews attended the incident.

The firefighters released an injured woman from the wreckage using hydraulic rescue equipment.

Another woman was released before the firefighters arrived.

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