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A470 near Builth Wells reopens after two-vehicle crash
Published: 17th Aug 2012 16:33:52
The A470 near Builth Wells in Powys has reopened after a two-vehicle collision caused long queues.
The incident happened on Friday between the B4594 at Erwood and A483 Station Road, Builth Wells, according to Traffic Wales.
The road was closed for a short time in both directions as emergency services were called to the scene.
It is not yet known whether anyone was hurt.
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BBC News, 2012. A470 near Builth Wells reopens after two-vehicle crash. [Online] (Updated 17 Aug 2012)Available at: http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/news.php/1446851-A470-near-Builth-Wells-reopens-after-two-vehicle-crash [Accessed 12th May 2013]
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