
Unmanned horse drawn carriage crashes near schools
“It was very upsetting, and the stress it could have caused to parents because the school was so adjacent to the accident.”
A concerned resident has spoken out after a horse-drawn carriage bolted down the street and crashed near several schools and houses in Kingswood on Friday.
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