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A flipped caravan caused long delays on the M5 Northbound between Junction 7 and Junction 8 near Strensham. West Midlands Ambulance Service attended the scene; a man and a woman were assessed but declined hospital treatment. West Mercia Police did not attend.
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A flipped caravan caused long delays on the M5 Northbound between Junction 7 and Junction 8 near Strensham. West Midlands Ambulance Service attended t...
A flipped caravan caused long delays on the M5 Northbound between Junction 7 and Junction 8 near Strensham. West Midlands Ambulance Service attended the scene; a man and a woman were assessed but declined hospital treatment. West Mercia Police did not attend.
Updated: 13.06.2026
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