Biker taken to hospital after collision with Range Rover on Anglesey
Emergency services were called and a Wales Air Ambulance was also at the scene. A North Wales Police spokesperson said: "At 3.45pm yesterday (Wednesday, 16 July), officers attended reports of a two-vehicle collision on the A4080 near Ty Croes, Anglesey. The collision involved a motorcycle and a Range Rover.
"Ambulance crews attended the location and subsequently conveyed the male motorcyclist to hospital. His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening." Get the best island stories from our Anglesey newsletter - sent every Friday
Flight tracking data shows the air ambulance flew to the Royal Stoke University Hospital, which is home to a major trauma unit, following the crash.
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