A double decker tourist bus crashed into a tree at the junction of the A4200 and Russell Square in central London, leaving two individuals injured. The incident occurred at 2.35pm on July 15. Emergency services, including the London Ambulance Service and Metropolitan Police, responded promptly. Those injured were treated and discharged at the scene. Multiple cordons were established in Upper Woburn Place while the incident was managed. The bus sustained significant damage, with the roof torn off due to the collision.
Two people have been left injured after a double decker tourist bus crashed into a tree in central London. The incident happened at the junction of the A4200 and Russell Square at 2.35pm today (July 15).
A picture, obtained by Newsquest London, shows the roof of the bus ripped off in the crash. It also shows multiple cordons in place in Upper Woburn Place as the incident is being dealt with.
A spokesperson for London Ambulance Service said: We were called at 2.35pm today (15 July) to reports of an incident at the junction of the A4200 and Russell Square, WC1H. We sent an ambulance crew, a paramedic in a fast response car and an incident response officer to the scene.
A spokesperson for Metropolitan Police said: Police were called at 14:37hrs on Tuesday, 15 July following a single vehicle collision on Bedford Way, WC1. The vehicle, a bus, was involved in a collision with a tree.
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