Bath Street was closed during this morning's rush hour after a 10 year old girl was hit by a car.
Police say it's believed the girl walked between two cars and slipped.
It's understood the traffic was slow-moving at the time of the collision, which occurred just after 8am.
The car involved was a silver Ford Titanium, being driven by a 43 year old man.
The road was closed for a time. It has since reopened.
No further details are available about the girl's condition.
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