A Volvo has crashed into the bottom of Windsor Castle in the early hours of today
A car has crashed into the walls of Windsor Castle.
Pictures show the front of a Volvo crumpled against the front royal residence on Thames Street.
Two other vehicles were also involved.
Police and ambulances close the road off at the castle.
A Thames Valley Police spokesperson, said: ‘Thames Valley Police received a report of a road traffic collision at 7.50am this morning (12/3) on Thames Street, Windsor.
‘The road is expected to be closed for some time.
‘Anyone with information is asked to contact the force by calling 101 or making a report online quoting reference number 43240115038.’
It comes after a car crashed into the main entrance of Buckingham Palace on Sunday.
Armed police were seen swarming the vehicle while a man was arrested for criminal damage.
Kate Middleton was pictured leaving Windsor Castle with Prince William yesterday.
Emergency services on the scene after a car crashed in to the wall of Windsor Castle (Picture: SWNS)
First responders appeared to be working with a casualty on scene (Picture: SWNS)
Thames Valley Police has closed off the road
She hasn’t been seen in public since she she underwent abdominal surgery nearly two months ago, stirring speculation about her well-being.
She has been recovering from her operation in Windsor, but posted an edited photograph of herself and her three children, George, Charlotte and Louis on Mother’s Day.
In a post on X the Princess of Wales said: ‘Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing.
‘I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother’s Day. C’
Windsor castle was the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II before she died in 2022.
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