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Ladbroke Grove bus crash: Several injured as bus hits wall Ladbroke Grove bus crash: Several hurt as bus hits wall
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One woman was trapped and 13 other people were injured after a bus crashed into a wall in west London.One woman was trapped and 13 other people were injured after a bus crashed into a wall in west London.
Eyewitnesses said the woman was pinned between the double-decker bus and a building when it left the road in Ladbroke Grove shortly before midday. A witness said the woman was stuck beneath the double-decker when it left the road and hit a building in Ladbroke Grove, shortly before midday.
The woman was freed and taken to hospital with minor injuries.The woman was freed and taken to hospital with minor injuries.
None of the other injured people, who included the bus driver, suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash, police said. None of the other injured people, including the bus driver, suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash, police said.
Matt Kyp, who runs a gym opposite where the crash happened, said the bus driver had been trying to avoid another crash when he "ploughed off the road". Matt Kyp, who runs a gym opposite where the crash happened, said the bus driver was trying to avoid another crash when he "ploughed off the road".
He said the "bus went from one side [of the road] to the other and picked up pace".He said the "bus went from one side [of the road] to the other and picked up pace".
He added it was a "big operation to remove the woman" but said she had been "talking to the ambulance crew" from under the bus. He said it was a "big operation to remove the woman" but said she had been "talking to the ambulance crew" from under the bus.
The number 52 bus was had been travelling along Ladbroke Grove towards Victoria when it mounted the pavement near to the junction with Canal Way.
London Ambulance Service (LAS) said it had sent "multiple resources to the scene" including four ambulance crews and the Air Ambulance.London Ambulance Service (LAS) said it had sent "multiple resources to the scene" including four ambulance crews and the Air Ambulance.
Roads in the area have been closed while investigations continue. Ladbroke Grove has been reopened although the bus remains on the pavement.