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Caravan Collision with Parked Car Blocks Green Lane in Shanklin

10.06.2026 15:52 1 min 1 source
Isle of Wight News - Island Echo ENG
Caravan Collision with Parked Car Blocks Green Lane in Shanklin
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Emergency services responded to Green Lane in Shanklin after a towed caravan struck a parked Ford Fiesta. The towing vehicle left the scene without stopping. The caravan is being recovered by Bartletts, and Route 2 bus services were temporarily disrupted.

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Caravan Collision with Parked Car Blocks Green Lane in Shanklin

10.06.2026 Isle of Wight News - Island Echo ENG

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