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Witnesses tell of crash horror
Sunday 18th April 2010, 2:00PM BST.
Ambulances and fire crew in Bridgnorth High Street
One stallholder who did not want to be named said: “I went over to my friend who had been shoved to the ground by the car.
“She was conscious and I just tended to her until the ambulance crew arrived.”
Councillor Val Gill, Mayor of Bridgnorth, said: “It’s a devastating thing to happen. I was shocked to hear it. There’s a sense of devastation. How can something like that happen on a Friday? I pray that everyone effected can make a recovery.”
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“It’s a devastating thing to happen. I was shocked to hear it. There’s a sense of devastation. How can something like that happen on a Friday? I pray that everyone effected can make a recovery.”
Sounds just like a politician who is duty-bound to make an ” oh dear..what a shame.” statement – ‘How about ” Well isn’t it about time car parks were free for shoppers and the High Street pedestrianised” ????
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“How can something like that happen on a Friday?”
So what is the Mayorsaying? It would be acceptable on a Tuesday?
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