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Pub Reopens Doors After Car Crash to Show England Match

Summary

  • A pub damaged by a car crash will remain open for England's semi-final.
  • The incident occurred on High Road in South Benfleet on Tuesday afternoon.
  • No life-threatening or life-changing injuries were reported by police.
Pub Reopens Doors After Car Crash to Show England Match

A pub, the Anchor Inn, situated on High Road in South Benfleet, has demonstrated remarkable resilience following a car crash on Tuesday afternoon. Two vehicles were involved in the collision, which severely damaged the brick frontage of the establishment.

Despite the significant damage, the pub has pledged to remain open to broadcast England's crucial World Cup semi-final match. This decision was shared on social media, with the Conservative MP for Castle Point, Rebecca Harris, commending the pub's spirit. Essex Police confirmed they were called to the scene around 17:40 BST. Emergency services reported no life-threatening or life-changing injuries among those involved. Fire crews assisted in rescuing a casualty from one of the vehicles before handing them over to paramedics. The match is scheduled to begin at 20:00 BST.

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