Police are appealing after a crash in Burgh Castle.
Car smashes into wall of house
Monday, September 10, 2012
2:22 PM
Police in Acle are appealing for witnesses to a crash which took place near a holiday camp.
Officers from Acle Road Policing are appealing after the crash in Burgh Castl on Saturday, September 8, 4.35pm, in which a silver Toyota Yaris crashed into the boundary wall of a residential property, close to Cherry Tree Holiday Camp on Mill Lane. The driver was uninjured.
PC David Carter would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the crash or has information concerning it. In particular, he would like to hear from the female driver of a purple or burgundy Ford vehicle who stopped at the scene.
PC Carter can be contacted on 101.
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2 comments
"'Castl" Journo person I think youll find there's an"e" required. It wasnt my house so who cares.
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Paul Morley
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Terrible journalism - headline says "Car smashes into wall of house in Acle" but the crash actually happened in Burgh Castle. Who wrote this rubbish?
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Mylen1um
Monday, September 10, 2012