A driver has been rescued after her car entered the River Thames in Windsor.
At around 10.35am today (Monday), Thames Valley Police were called to the scene of the incident.
A spokesperson said a car had entered the River Thames near Stovell Road.
A woman has been rescued from the water and is receiving treatment, the force explained.
“It is not believed that there were any other occupants in the vehicle.
“The vehicle itself has not been recovered.”
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