Woman's body found on Wolverhampton's Queen Street
A woman's body was found in a restaurant doorway on Wolverhampton's Queen Street this morning.
Two ambulances and two police cars were at the scene from around 8am.
The pavement in front of Nando's, where the woman was found, and a number of other shops was sealed off.
It is believed the woman may have been sleeping rough for a number of nights.
Flowers have been left in tribute to the woman in a doorway next door to Nando's. A message left with the flowers reads: "RIP Hayley. Deeply shocked. Thinking of you at peace finally."
West Midlands Police spokeswoman Deb Edmonds said: "The body of a woman was found just before 8am in Queen Street, Wolverhampton this morning.
"Her death is currently being treated as unexplained, but not suspicious."
West Midlands Ambulance spokeswoman Claire Brown added: "West Midlands Ambulance Service can confirm that it was called to Queen Street in Wolverhampton shortly after 7.45am this morning.
"Two ambulances and a paramedic area support officer was sent to the scene. Sadly, upon arrival, it quickly became apparent to ambulance staff that a woman was beyond help and she was confirmed dead on scene."
The area was fully open again by 10.20am.
