4 folks have been hospitalised after a automotive crash close to Jeremy Clarkson‘s pub in Burford, Oxfordshire, on New 12 months’s Day. The accident occurred between the A40 and B4047 close to Clarkson’s pub, The Farmer’s Canine, at round 4.40pm on Thursday, January 1. Emergency companies attended the scene as hearth service personnel assisted paramedics in offering emergency medical care to the casualties.
Thames Valley Police confirmed to Oxford Mail that 4 occupants of each automobiles sustained severe accidents and are receiving hospital remedy, and added that no arrests have been made presently. Investigating officer PC Craig Ridgley, of the Roads Policing Unit, stated: “I might ask that anybody who was in or close to the realm by which this collision occurred, to get in contact with us for those who noticed something or have any data.
“If any motorists within the space have sprint cam footage, please verify if it has captured something, because it may assist our investigation.
“You may contact the police by calling the 24-hour non-emergency quantity 101, quoting reference quantity 43260000848, or by making a report on-line.”
Oxfordshire Fireplace and Rescue Service alerted drivers to the crash and highway closure after two hearth engines from Witney and Burford hearth stations, alongside a specialist rescue unit dispatched from Kidlington.
A spokesperson for the service stated: “As a consequence of a highway visitors collision, the A40 is at present closed outdoors The Farmer’s Canine pub close to Burford and the roundabout with the B4047.
“Please count on important visitors disruption within the space and plan to make use of another route.”
Clarkson’s pub opened up in 2024, and has been an enormous success with locals, bringing in punters from across the nation after vowing to promote British produce to assist help farms.
The pub has been featured within the newest collection of Clarkson’s Farm, which follows the High Gear host as he runs his Diddly Squat farm, in addition to producing Hawkstone lager and cider.
