A39 crash near Somerset pub causing delays - live updates
The A-road in Chewton Mendip is partially blocked
A crash near a pub on the A39 in Somerset is causing delays.
The collision happened near The Waldergrave Arms Pub on the A39 High Street in Chewton Mendip.
It was first reported at about 7.45am and has partially blocked the road this morning (March 15).
Avon and Somerset Police has been contacted for a statement. The extent of the damage and injuries are not yet known.
The latest update from data traffic site Inrix said: A39 High Street partially blocked due to accident near The Waldegrave Arms Pub. Traffic is coping well.
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