LIVE: Air ambulance lands with huge emergency services presence after incident - latest updates

An air ambulance has landed in Stockport this afternoon amid an incident. A huge emergency services presence is on the scene on Osborne Street in Bredbury.

Pictures from the scene show a number of police vehicles, ambulances and fire engines in attendance. The road has been taped off in both directions in front of a row of shops.

Witnesses reported that an air ambulance landed nearby earlier this afternoon, close to the Arden Primary School. Further details about the incident have not yet been confirmed.

Greater Manchester Police have been approached for more information.

This is a breaking incident. Updates to follow below.

The road is still closed and police remain at the scene.

The air ambulance, which was called to Osborne Street earlier this evening, has now left the scene.

A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) has confirmed that one person was taken to hospital following the crash.

They said: “At just after 5.20pm this evening (Monday 10 June), fire crews were called to reports of a road traffic collision on Osborne Street, Stockport. One fire engine from Whitehill quickly attended the incident which involved two vehicles.

“One person was treated at the scene by colleagues from North West Ambulance Service before being conveyed to hospital.

“Crews are now working to make the area safe and remain at the scene.”

The fire service, as well as police and paramedics, are on the scene in Osborne Street tonight.

The road remains closed.

Our reporter Imogen is on Osborne Street now.

This is how the cordon looks at the moment.

A large cordon is in place currently as emergency services respond.

Buses are also being diverted from the scene