A person was reportedly hit by a vehicle on Robin Hood Way in the Meadows suburb of Nottingham, leading to a police cordon and diversions of local transport services.
A police cordon is in place in a Nottingham suburb after a person was allegedly hit by a vehicle. A road traffic collision has occurred on Robin Hood Way in the Meadows this evening .
According to an eyewitness, a person was hit by a vehicle and has suffered serious injuries. A police cordon, as well as police cars, have been pictured at the scene. Nottingham City Transport has announced its Navy 48 and 48X services are diverting. A spokesperson said: "Navy 48, 48X are diverting in both directions along Meadows Way because of an RTC on Robin Hood Way.
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