Shocking images show car after it smashed into property in village near Telford

The incident occurred early on Sunday morning (November 8)

Shocking images show a scene of destruction after a grey Audi car smashed into a property in a small Shropshire village.

It is currently unknown how and why the vehicle collided with the building in Norton, which is located on the A442, Bridgnorth Road.

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The grey Audi that crashed into a building in Norton, between Bridgnorth and Telford | Mark Barnard

However, according to Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, two engines were sent to the scene shortly after 1.20am on Sunday (November 8).

The collision took place near the Hundred House Hotel.

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Firefighters on the scene of the Norton car collision | Mark Barnard

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

Crews used a rescue tender and a drone at the scene.

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Damage inside the Norton property after the car crash | Iconic Media resell

People from the vehicle were left in the care of paramedics.

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

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The scene on Sunday afternoon after a car crashed through the barrier and into house | Iconic Media resell

In new images shared with us, which were taken shortly after the incident, the grey Audi car can be seen stuck in the side of a mock Tudor building with emergency services present.

As of Sunday afternoon, the car is no longer sitting in the building.

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