Passengers hurt as tram derailed in bus crash

Will Jeffordand
Ben Carr,East Midlands
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Fire officials have said that no-one was seriously injured in the crash

Passengers have been treated for minor injuries after a tram was derailed in a bus crash.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service said all passengers were safe and some were treated for their injuries at the scene in Inham Road in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire, on Thursday morning.

Nottingham City Transport said there were "severe delays" on the Orange 36 line because of the crash.

Nottingham Express Transit (NET) said there were currently no tram services between Toton Lane and Bramcote Lane.

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Fire crews at the scene in Inham Road in Chilwell on Thursday morning

The road was expected to remain closed "for some time", the fire service added.

NET posted on X: "We are unable to serve any stop on Inham Road or Field Lane.

"Buses arriving at Chilwell are normal route to Bramcote Lane, then continue Bramcote Lane, School Lane, left High Road, to resume normal route from Cator Lane."

Sgt Nicola Thomas, from Nottinghamshire Police, said Inham Road "is likely to remain closed for the rest of the day while investigations and recovery of the vehicles take place".

"While the incident has caused disruption this morning, there have been no reports of any serious injuries and the scene is now being made safe," she added.

"Motorists are advised to avoid the area and find alternative routes."

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