A140 reopens following crash between two cars
Published:
1:46 AM August 16, 2019
Updated:
11:53 AM October 10, 2020
Police were called to an accident on the A1066. Picture: Denise Bradley - Credit: Copyright: Archant 2015
The A140 at Hevingham has reopened following a crash between two cars this afternoon.
Norfolk police said officers called to Cromer Road at 12.46pm on Friday, August 16, to reports of a collision between a Ford Focus and a Renault.
The road was blocked at its junction to Short Thorn Road, but a police spokesperson said it had since cleared.
Police said there were reports of minor injuries sustained.
Hevingham is located about seven miles north of Norwich and four miles south of Aylsham.
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