At 20:08 on the 5th October 2026, two fire engines from Bolton-le-Sands and Hornby attended a road traffic collision on Hornby Road, Farleton. Firefighters used a long board, lighting and a trauma pack to make the scene safe. Firefighters provided one casualty with precautionary checks before handing them into the care of North West Ambulance Service. Crews were in attendance for approximately one hour.
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