Patient taken to hospital after van crash in Hemlington

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 15:13 · Archive

One person was taken to hospital after a van crashed at a junction in Hemlington on Saturday.

A van crashed at the junction of Stainton Way and Aviemore Road in Hemlington just before noon on Saturday, October 10. The small grey van appeared to have hit a tree, sustaining extensive damage to its front. Paramedics and police were called to the scene.

One person was taken to James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough for treatment. Cleveland Police confirmed there were no major injuries. A North East Ambulance Service spokesperson said the ambulance crew was called at 11.57am and transported the patient to hospital for further treatment.

An eyewitness reported seeing approximately five police vehicles at the scene. Passers-by were seen offering assistance at the location.

How it is being reported

• Person taken to hospital after van crash at junction as police called to sceneA person has been taken to hospital after a crash in Hemlington. It is understood that there were no major injuries.The Northern Echo · 10 Oct, 14:36
• Patient taken to hospital after van crash at Hemlington junctionA dark grey van appears to have hit a tree in the incident at the junction of Aviemore Road and Stainton Way just before lunchtime on Saturday, October 10TeessideLive · 10 Oct, 14:04

In this story: Hemlington · James Cook University Hospital · Cleveland Police · North East Ambulance Service · Middlesbrough

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