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Rebecca Salisbury described being left in the ‘worst pain’ ever after tripping on a damaged section of tarmac next to a car park in Preston
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Rebecca Salisbury described being left in the ‘worst pain’ ever after tripping on a damaged section of tarmac next to a car park in Preston
Rebecca Salisbury, 23, was left in the 'worst pain' ever when she took a tumble on a damaged section of tarmac next to a carpark, in Preston, Lancs.
Rebecca Salisbury was left in the "worst pain" ever when she took a tumble on a damaged section of road next to a car park. But she was "disgusted" after the council dismissed her compensation claim
A health worker who dislocated her ankle and was hospitalised by tripping over a pothole was told by her local council that the craters area a 'fact of life'.
A student who dislocated her ankle after tripping on a damaged stretch of road has been told that potholes are a “fact of life” by her local council.