Emergency services respond to Stockport crash A major emergency service response has been launched in Stockport town centre after a crash between a car and a motorbike. Police, paramedics, and fire crews were scrambled to St Mary's Way, with an air ambulance also deployed to the scene. According to Greater Manchester Police, the collision occurred on St Mary's Way, with road closures in place as enquiries continue. The police statement confirmed that emergency services are in attendance, and road closures are in place on St Mary's Way and New Bridge Lane. Traffic maps show a large road closure, with drivers reporting congestion near the scene of the crash. Witnesses have reported standstill traffic on Great Portwood Street, with traffic monitoring system Inrix reporting queuing traffic on A560 Great Portwood Street in both directions. Specialist firefighters are working at the scene behind a fire service cordon, with police confirming that road closures will remain in place while officers conduct enquiries. It is not clear how long St Mary's Way will be shut for, but a huge emergency services presence remains at the scene. An air ambulance was seen departing from the scene, having landed on New Bridge Lane. Emergency services are attending the crash, with officers from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit looking into the incident.