Significant damage caused to a Hinckley taxi office after car collides into building

Thursday, 30 January 2025 14:26

Emergency services were called to the scene.

A car had collided with the taxi office building in Station Yard at Hinckley train station at around 9.10 am this morning.

Leicestershire Police has said that no life-threatening or life-changing injuries were reported and no-one was arrested.

Fosse 107 contacted A1 Taxis who use the office and they confirmed that no employees were in the building when the incident happened.

Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service have said the collision has caused 'significant damage to the building.'

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