Casualty taken to hospital following crash on Guild Way flyover | It was worth it - City roadworks ploughed millions into the local economy

	Dec 9, 2020

	Good afternoon, It's been a while since the morning news agenda has been so thoroughly dominated by a traffic story but thousands of drivers have been stuck in queues following an accident in Penwortham. One person was injured in the crash which led to the closure of the Guild Way Flyover. There is delight in Garstang after news the swimming pool will be kept open after all but it comes with a warning - use it or lose it. Prompting a nostalgic memory for many is news Camelot theme park, closed in 212, is finally being demolished. We have documented the story in pictures as the bulldozers moved in this week. And congratulations are in order for a world record holding Preston teenager, awarded the British Citizen Youth Award (BCyA), and will present to the United Nations tomorrow. Don't forget for all the breaking news you can follow our live blog. As always thanks for your support and if you are looking for the latest on Covid-19 we have a dedicated coronavirus section at lep.co.uk Have a great Wednesday, Nicola Adam Thanks for reading. If you value what we do and are able to support us, a digital subscription is just £1 per month for the first two months. Try us today by clicking here


	Casualty taken to hospital as Preston-bound traffic remains at standstill after crash on Guild Way flyover

	A crash on the flyover from Penwortham into Preston is causing severe traffic delays this morning (December 9).

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