Person found dead on North Pole Road, Kensington
Police cordon remains in place, affecting bus routes and local businesses.
Incident → evidence → outcomePolice have established a cordon on North Pole Road in Kensington and Chelsea following the discovery of a deceased person on September 25. The London Ambulance Service was alerted at 1:22 am to reports of an injured individual at the W10 address. Paramedics arrived at the scene within two minutes, but sadly confirmed a person had died.
Road Closure and Diversions
North Pole Road is currently closed in both directions between Wood Lane and Brewster Gardens. This closure has led to diversions for bus routes 7 and 70. The Metropolitan Police have not yet released details regarding the circumstances of the death or confirmed if a collision was involved. Images from the scene show officers conducting door-to-door inquiries and forensic teams examining the area.
Impact on Local Area
The police operation has significantly affected the local area. The cordon, which remained in place late into the day on September 25, has restricted access to businesses situated within the affected zone. Roads including Bracewell Road, Latimer Road, Brewster Gardens, St Quintin Avenue, and parts of Wood Lane and Scrubs Lane are also experiencing disruptions. Authorities have advised drivers and pedestrians to avoid North Pole Road.
Questions this report answers
01What happened on North Pole Road?
A person was found dead on North Pole Road in Kensington and Chelsea on September 25. The London Ambulance Service was called to the scene in the early hours of the morning.
02Is North Pole Road open?
No, North Pole Road is closed in both directions between Wood Lane and Brewster Gardens. This closure is affecting local traffic and bus routes 7 and 70.
03What is the impact on local businesses?
A police cordon remained in place late on September 25, preventing access to businesses located within the restricted area. The full extent of the disruption is ongoing.
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