One witness, Ian Brown, tweeted that an air ambulance was landing in the area. Another eyewitness Dean Rogers told the Coventry Telegraph that access to the site is blocked and people are being told to stand on the main road. He estimates that there are around 30 armed officers at the scene.

Local media also reported that an air ambulance had landed at the scene.
One witness told the BBC he had seen police officers "in full body armour", while a staff member at Bermuda Park business said: "We are on lockdown."
An eyewitness, Ian Brown, told the BBC he was at the leisure complex when police arrived.
He said there were helicopters overhead, including an air ambulance and a police helicopter.
Another man, Paul Edgington, tweeted that he was inside the cinema, asking police on social media: "I'm stuck in the cinema. Are we safe?"

Another, Lloyd Weightman, told the paper a man with a shotgun commanded him to "get the f*** out" of the bowling alley.
In a Facebook post, Chris Carpenter said: "Madness up in Nuneaton bowling man got two hostages and a shotgun, just saw him walk a hostage to the door with a shotgun to his head." Police are yet to confirm these details.

The gunman has brought a hostage to the front door to show them {Police} he is serious. The gunman is believed to be an ex-partner of the bowling alley employee. The police have been seen giving a package to a hostage and was quickly taken inside.

BREAKING: Reports of six quick bangs heard at the MTV Bowl center in Nuneaton, where a hostage situation is still unfolding.

BREAKING NEWS: Gunman, who took hostages in Nuneaton, has been arrested.