Casualties taken to hospital after two crashes near Henfield

At least two people were taken to hospital after two collisions on a road near Henfield on Tuesday morning (September 22).
The ambulance service said at least two people were taken to hospital after two separate crashes. Photo: Eddie MitchellThe ambulance service said at least two people were taken to hospital after two separate crashes. Photo: Eddie Mitchell
The ambulance service said at least two people were taken to hospital after two separate crashes. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

South East Coast Ambulance Service said it was called to reports of a road traffic collision on the A281 near Woodmancote at 7.45am.

Upon arrival, it was discovered that there had been ‘two separate’ collisions, the ambulance service said.

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The ambulance service said one person was taken to Worthing Hospital and at least one other casualty was taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.

Ambulance crews assisted at the scene. Photo: Eddie MitchellAmbulance crews assisted at the scene. Photo: Eddie Mitchell
Ambulance crews assisted at the scene. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

A spokesperson said: “Another patient was checked over at the scene and did not require hospital treatment.”

The road was blocked whilst the incident was ongoing.

Sussex Police has been approached for more information.

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The road was blocked whilst the incident was ongoing. Photo: Eddie MitchellThe road was blocked whilst the incident was ongoing. Photo: Eddie Mitchell
The road was blocked whilst the incident was ongoing. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

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