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Monday, 20 September 2021 09:28

A Hereford man has been jailed after crashing into a house in North Herefordshire.

33-year-old Wayne Warner admitted one count of dangerous driving when he appeared at Hereford Magistrates Court.

Mr Warner had been behind the wheel of a BMW 23OD which was being driven at excess before crashing into the side of house on New Street on May 8th 2020.

A woman and two children who were in the property escaped unharmed.

Warner was jailed for 20 weeks and given a 16-month disqualification from driving.

He must also pay a £128 victim surcharge.

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