FIRE crews rescued a driver trapped in a car following a crash in Stoke Poges on Sunday.
Emergency crews from Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to Stoke Poges Lane at 1.55pm on Sunday, July 17.
Firefighters received a call from Thames Valley Police to reports of a crash near to the mosque.
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Crew from Slough Fire Station were sent to the scene as wlel as one fire and rescue officer.
One person was found trapped inside a car involved in the crash.
A spokesman from RBFRS said: "Upon arrival, crews found a road traffic collision involving two vehicles, with one person trapped inside one of the vehicles.
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"Crews worked to remove the person from the vehicle, before placing them into the care of South Central Ambulance Service.
"Crews were on the scene for approximately 52 minutes."
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