Two High Wycombe car parks are closed due to 'fear for welfare' incident

James Richings

28 June 2024 at 6:05 am·1-min read

The incident happened on June 28 in High Wycombe <i>(Image: NQ)</i> — The incident happened on June 28 in High Wycombe *(Image: NQ)*

Two car parks in High Wycombe are closed off following a ‘fear for welfare’ concern.

In the morning of Friday, June 28, officers from Thames Valley Police and Bucks Fire and Rescue attended an incident along St Mary’s Street in the town.

Access to both the Wycombe Swan and Riverside Car Park has been closed off as the authorities help the person in question.

It is believed that the cordon will be lifted at some point today [June 28].

We have contacted Thames Valley Police for more information.

If you are struggling and are looking for help, please contact Samaritans on 116 123 or Buckinghamshire Mind on 01494 463364.

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