01:34PM, Sunday 04 June 2023
Update: 16:30
A police incident at a service station in Maidenhead led to several roads being closed this morning (June 4).
A man was arrested after a 'small quantity' of petrol was sprayed on vehicles at the Shoppenhangers Road petrol station.
A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said cordons were placed as a precaution to clear the petrol.
All the cordons in relation to the incident in Shoppenhangers Road have now been lifted and the petrol station is now open for business.
A man is being held in custody on suspicion of criminal damage.
Officers were called today (June 4) at 11.15am and the cordons were lifted at 1.42pm.
A number of roads were closed.
Shoppenhangers Road at the junction with Norreys Drive was closed and the cordon extended to Badger Close at the junction with Ross Road.
Manor Lane was also closed and Harvest Hill Road at the junction with Shoppenhangers Road.
Thames Valley Police urged the public to avoid the area.
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