Car crashes into building – please post your Local news stories

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    David9694

    Running this one up the flagpole to see who salutes… 

    I just don’t remember this being a thing until recently, now it seems a daily occurrence.
    Could it be that there are drivers not up to the job, too many cars; should houses be made to ride in single file, shops put on high viz, why are we putting newer buildings in danger like this, it’s irresponsible. 
     

    https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/18649201.car-crash-wall-iceland-store-westbourne/

    ‘A Dorset Police spokesperson said: “Dorset Police was called at 12.48pm on Thursday, August 13, to a report of a collision involving a car and a wall outside Iceland on Poole Road in Bournemouth.

    “It is reported that the vehicle was also in collision with a pedestrian, but they did not require medical treatment.” ‘ 

     

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    ktache

    I stand corrected.

    I stand corrected.

    #963951
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    Hirsute

    Don’t think it was the police
    Don’t think it was the police but a town team chairman.

    Hope the wall turns the other cheek.

    #963949
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    hawkinspeter

    The bridge came out of

    The bridge came out of nowhere

    #963947
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    ktache

    Thanks Dave, I’m convinced

    Thanks Dave, I’m convinced that the bridge wasn’t wearing enough Hi Viz.

    And I also find it strange that the policeman would think that the church’s insurance would even think about paying for repairs to the wall.  Seems to me that the driver of the motor vehicle may be somewhat responsible there.

    #963945
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    David9694
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    David9694

    maybe there was a guest beer

    maybe there was a guest beer from 
    https://www.brickbrewery.co.uk/

    #963941
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    stonojnr

    literally unless the guy was

    literally unless the guy was attempting a drive-thru ram raid to the pub, you cant believe how poorly they must have been driving to have ended up there, and not to have failed a drug/drink driving test.

    #963939
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    HoarseMann
    David9694 wrote:
    Legally?

    I don’t anticipate they’ll be any criminal conviction for this ‘accident’, so is it illegal?!

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    hawkinspeter

    Anything’s a drive-thru if

    Anything’s a drive-thru if you drive poorly enough

    #963935
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    David9694

    Legally?  Maybe it was

    Legally?  Maybe it was offering a drive-thru?

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    Sriracha

    stonojnr wrote:

    stonojnr wrote:
    BMW driver drives into pub…
    Actually, if you read the report, it had nothing to do with the BMW driver. It says, “A driver was freed by firefighters after [b]his car hit a pub[/b] in Bury St Edmunds on Friday night.”

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    HoarseMann
    stonojnr wrote:

    It’s the only way you can legally spend time in a pub at the moment.

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    stonojnr

    BMW driver drives into pub…

    BMW driver drives into pub… https://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/traffic/tayfen-road-crash-beerhouse-pub-bury-7323146

     

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    Simon E

    A narrow, cobbled street in

    A narrow, cobbled street in Shrewsbury will be closed for 9 months after “numerous vehicle strikes” have damaged a historic 14th Century building in the town centre. (Shropshire Star)

    “The repairs to the timber frame will be complex and the councils’ Property Services Group is working closely with conservation architects and engineers to develop an appropriate design to be agreed with Historic England”

    Translation: council tax payers will be funding the hefty repair bill.

    Fish Street is narrow, cobbled and virtually a cul-de-sac. A photo of the street in an earlier article gives a good idea of what it’s like.

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    David9694

    Not so fast there – it was

    Not so fast there – it was dark ,so you need to ask whether the shop had lights and hi viz because nothing is ever a driver’s fault. 

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