A five-year-old boy remains in critical condition after a wall fell on him during a birthday party at Sidcup Family Golf course in south-east London.
The emergency services were called shortly before 5:45 pm on Sunday after two children were injured at the dinosaur-themed golf course. The Metropolitan Police confirmed the boy was airlifted to hospital by the London Air Ambulance and is in a life-threatening condition. A six-year-old girl was also hurt but has since been discharged.
The London Ambulance Service treated both children at the scene, with one seriously injured. Police are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A witness told the News Shopper that the boy had been attending a birthday party when he sustained a head injury.
The Sidcup Family Golf website announced the course remains closed following the incident:
"Our thoughts are with those affected. We appreciate your understanding at this time and will share further updates when appropriate."
A London Ambulance Service spokesperson added:
"We were called at 5:39 pm on 9 November to reports of an injured person in Sidcup Bypass, BR7."
The investigation continues as authorities seek to establish the cause of the collapse.
The incident at Sidcup Family Golf resulted in a five-year-old boy critically injured by a collapsing wall, with emergency services responding promptly and an ongoing police investigation underway.