Suffolk: Motorist released after collision near village
Saturday, January 12, 2013
11:46 AM
FIREFIGHTERS have released a motorist who was trapped in their van after a collision on Saturday morning.
Fire crews from Newmarket and Linton and a rescue vehicle from Cambridge were called to the B1061 near Great Bradley at 7.10am.
The motorist was released by crews at 8.16am.
A Suffolk police spokesman said nobody was injured in the incident.
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