Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her eighties died after two vehicles collided in Bradwell on Saturday.
A woman in her eighties has died following a collision involving two vehicles in Bradwell.
Norfolk Police says the crash happened at the junction of Beccles Road and Church Lane shortly after midday on Saturday 10 October.
A blue Citroën C1 was travelling south along Beccles Road when it was involved in a collision with a black Land Rover Discovery travelling in the opposite direction.
The driver of the Citroën, a woman aged in her eighties, was the only person in the vehicle.
She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Emergency services attended and the road was closed for several hours while officers dealt with the incident and carried out initial investigations.
Norfolk Police says officers have already spoken to a number of witnesses but are continuing to appeal for anyone else who saw what happened to come forward.
Investigators are particularly interested in hearing from motorists who may have dashcam footage showing either of the vehicles shortly before the collision or the crash itself.
Anyone with information or relevant footage is being asked to contact Norfolk Police quoting reference 147 of 10 October.
Enquiries into the circumstances surrounding the collision are continuing.

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