Ouse Bridge reopens after police incident concluded
A bridge over the river Ouse in York which was closed due to a police incident has been reopened.North Yorkshire Police said it responded after "several reports of a concern for safety of a woman in the area".
The public were asked to avoid the area and the closure prompted traffic delays and diversions to bus routes.They added the individual involved was receiving the help and support she needed and thanked residents for their understanding.
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