A coach has crashed into Carlisle Railway Station.
One person has been taken to hospital after the incident yesterday, November 30, and it is understood one person was treated at the scene.
British Transport Police, Cumbria Constabulary, fire crews and the ambulance service were called to the station at 6.20pm.
The coach – used for rail replacement services – crashed into the left side of the entrance, outside the WH Smith outlet.
A spokesman for British Transport Police said investigations into the cause of the collision were ongoing.
The main entrance was closed but passengers were still able to access the station as staff opened an alternate entrance at the side.
Train services were still running.
By 9.20pm, emergency services had left the scene, but the coach remained. The immediate area was barriered off and traffic could access the station forecourt.
