An air ambulance landed in a Netherfield park earlier this afternoon.
The helicopter touched down in Jackie Bells Play Area on Victoria Road at around 3.06pm
The air ambulance was first heard circling at around 3.00pm.
Gedling Eye contacted the Air Ambulance Service for further information.
A spokesman said: “The Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland Air Ambulance was tasked to a fall incident in Netherfield at 1455 and was on scene at 1506. The crew assessed and treated a patient.
“One patient was taken to Queen’s Medical Centre via crewed ambulance.”

The helicopter left the scene around 3.40pm.
Gary Maddison was a witness who was walking past the park on his way home from work when the helicopter arrived.
He said: “It was loud and everyone was stunned. We didn’t think there would be room for it to land – but it did.
“I hope whoever they were there to treat is now ok.”




