A driver whose mishap saw her drive her Range Rover into the wall of a charity shop said she was relieved no-one was injured.
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Emergency services were called to the Nansa Charity Shop on Thorpe Avenue in Thorpe St Andrew at 10.35am on Wednesday, November 24.
The crash left a large hole in the front of the shop while the front of the Range Rover was damaged.
The driver, who asked not to be named, said: “The shop was open at the time but thankfully no-one inside was injured.
“They came out to see if I was alright and they were so kind. I’m not hurt, just really embarrassed about what has happened.”
A notice stuck on the front door of the shop states that users of the car park do so at their own risk. “The management will not accept liability for any accidents, damage or loss incurred,” it adds.
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