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Right next to The Prince Albert this morning was a people carrier/ford galaxy type thing that had crashed into the wall right next to Paul's Custom Cycles and I guess just left. No police tape or owt...


Wasn't there when I cycled back from work at 2130, but was when I went this morning at 0700.


Hopefully no one hurt!

Eileen Wrote:

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> you can see from the white part of the green tiled

> wall in the picture that it isn't the first time a

> car has crashed into the pedestrian space. Cars

> travelling too fast in a road which narrows.



You're right about it being too narrow and cars traveling too fast there. Do you know for sure someone else has crashed there? I'm pretty sure I remember the tiles just falling off, but I could be wrong...

peckham_ryu Wrote:

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> When I wandered past just now I mistook it for an

> art project initially!

>

> http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn185/idiotboy7

> 7/35177FC7-A2CD-4D65-BADA-58AF9C132900_zps5ijk3w9i

> .jpg



Looks great, leave it there I say

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