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Major motorway closed in both directions over ‘police-led incident' as drivers facing hour-long delays
Major motorway closed in both directions over ‘police-led incident' as drivers facing hour-long delays

The Sun

time27-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • The Sun

Major motorway closed in both directions over ‘police-led incident' as drivers facing hour-long delays

DRIVERS have been warned of travel chaos as bumper-to-bumper traffic builds on a major motorway. A stretch of M40 has been closed down in both directions after a "police-led incident". 2 The cordon is in place between J6 at Chinnor and J5 at Stokenchurch. Thames Valley Police remain on scene and are leading the response to the closure. National Highways Traffic Officers are also helping with traffic management. Motorists have been warned of hour-long queues due to the disruption. National Highways said: "The M40 remains closed in both directions between J6 (Chinnor) and J5 (Stokenchurch) due to a police-led incident. "Delays are approaching 60 minutes northbound & 70 minutes southbound in the area." Northbound traffic is being diverted via the Hollow Diamond diversion symbol. Drivers are being directed to exit the M40 at J5 and take the A40 northbound. Then continue to the B4009 and turn left onto the B4009 then re-join the M40 at J6. Meanwhile, southbound traffic is being diverted via the Hollow Circle diversion symbol. Motorists should exit the M40 at J6 and follow the B4009. Then turn right onto the A40 and continue until you re-join the M6 at J5. 2

Cornish Pirates survive Chinnor fightback to earn win
Cornish Pirates survive Chinnor fightback to earn win

BBC News

time14-04-2025

  • Sport
  • BBC News

Cornish Pirates survive Chinnor fightback to earn win

Cornish Pirates joint-head coach Gavin Cattle says he was disappointed with his side's second-half showing in their 33-31 win at led 33-12 at the break, Pirates had to hang on to get the bonus-point win, which kept them fifth in the Championship. Matt McNab scored four tries after Dan Hiscocks' fifth-minute score as Pirates looked to be cruising to a try from Callum Pascoe and two from Cam Rafferty made for a tense finish as a missed conversion was all that separated Chinnor from a draw. "There was some exceptional stuff in the first half, we took our tries well," Cattle told BBC Radio Cornwall."Then second half I don't know what happened. I don't think we tried to shut up shop, I just think Chinnor had a bit of deserved pressure."The disappointing thing for us was our penalty count - I think we were doing really well in defensive sets, but the decision-making in and around the breakdown is going to be a work-on for us this week."There were a couple of 50-50 pens in there that swung momentum a bit that could have gone our way, but at large if you split the game up, I think we were the better team."

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