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Schoolchildren injured after bus roof ripped off ploughing into low bridge

2025-12-03 14:33
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Schoolchildren injured after bus roof ripped off ploughing into low bridge

Emergency services are at the scene on Spendmore Lane in Coppull

Schoolchildren injured after bus roof ripped off ploughing into low bridge Barney Davis Barney Davis Published December 3, 2025 2:33pm Updated December 3, 2025 2:34pm Share this article via whatsappShare this article via xCopy the link to this article.Link is copiedShare this article via facebook Comment now Comments The roof of a bus with children onboard has been ripped off after it hit a low bridge in a Lancashire village. Emergency services are at the scene on Spendmore Lane in Coppull after it collided with the bridge at 12.30pm this afternoon (December 3). Lancashire Police said 'a number of children suffered injuries which are thankfully thought to be relatively minor at this time'. The roof of a bus with children onboard has been ripped off after it hit a low bridge (Picture: Lancs Live/MEN Media)

Several schoolchildren sitting in the top deck of a school bus have been injured after it collided with a bridge in Lancashire.

Emergency services are at the scene on Spendmore Lane in Coppull after it collided with the bridge at 12.30pm this afternoon.

Police said ‘a number of children suffered injuries which are thankfully thought to be relatively minor at this time’.

In a post on X, police said: ‘We want to update you and let you know that Spendmore Lane is currently closed from the junction of Lancaster Street to Regent Street to due to a road traffic collision.

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‘We anticipate that the road will be closed for some time, whilst we assess the situation.

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‘In the meantime, we’d recommend looking for an alternative route and driving carefully, leaving plenty of extra time to get to your destination.

‘We’ll keep tabs on what’s happening and we’ll update you here once the road is open. As always, thank you for your patience and stay safe if you’re out and about today.’ 

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