Aftermath pictures show damage as Audi smashes into Shropshire village home – police issue update

The incident in Norton on the A442 near the Hundred House Hotel resulted in a grey Audi smashing into a property.

Police said they are investigating the circumstances following a dramatic crash on Sunday that saw a car plough into the side of a village property in the early hours of Sunday.

Fresh images taken today (Monday, 9), show the aftermath of where an Audi crashed through a house in Norton off the Bridgnorth Road, near to The Hundred House. The property is now boarded up and fenced off.

Photos show aftermath of  where an Audi crashed through a house in Norton off the Bridgnorth Road, near to The Hundred House. The property is now boarded up and fenced off.placeholder image
Photos show aftermath of where an Audi crashed through a house in Norton off the Bridgnorth Road, near to The Hundred House. The property is now boarded up and fenced off. | Iconic Media Resell

The incident in Norton on the A442, Bridgnorth Road near the Hundred House Hotel resulted in a grey Audi smashing into a property.

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The scene on Monday morning | Iconic Media Resell

Firefighters from Telford, Tweedale and Wellington fire stations helped make the vehicle safe and isolate utilities in the building affected.

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The car on Sunday after it was pulled free | Iconic Media resell

The fire service said on Sunday they left the incident in the hands of West Mercia Police and a structural engineer to determine if the building was safe.

A spokesperson for the police said they were currently investigating.

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The scene on Sunday morning | Iconic Media resell

The spokesperson said: “We received a call around 1.20am on Sunday 8 November with a report of a car colliding with a building on Bridgnorth Road in Telford.

“Enquiries are currently ongoing to establish the full circumstances.”

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