Magdalen Road reopened after rush-hour crash
Mark Shields
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
5:54 PM
A major route out of Norwich has been reopened following a two-car collision.
A silver Peugeot and silver and black Mini collided at the junction of Sprowston Road with Magdalen Road and Churchill Road, outside the Costcutter convenience store.
Police were called at 5.34pm, and fire and ambulance crews also attended, though there were no injuries.
A police spokesman said the road had been closed for around 15 minutes while the scene was cleared, but reopened shortly before 6pm.
Both cars sustained front-end damage in the collision.
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