Firefighters were scrambled to a pub car park on Sunday afternoon (August 7) to rescue a driver trapped in an overturned motor.
The driver of the silver-coloured car was stuck inside the vehicle outside a country pub in Cheshire at around 12.15pm yesterday. The incident happened in the car park of the Pheasant Inn, Burwardsley, near Bolesworth castle.
The driver was treated by paramedics following the incident, in which the vehicle had ended up on its side. Firefighters had to use specialist hoist equipment to right the car, CheshireLive reports.
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One fire engine from Chester attended the incident, with Chester Fire Station taking to social media to share some images from the scene of the incident on Pennsylvania Lane in Burwardsley.
A Tweet issued by Chester Fire Station said: "Blue watch attended a single vehicle road traffic collision today at The Pheasant Inn car park, Burwardsley. They carried out a vehicle relocation to right the vehicle in a controlled manner prior to releasing the trapped driver."
A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson added: "Firefighters were called to a report of a vehicle on its side in the car park of a public house in Burwardsley. On arrival crews found one saloon car on its side with an occupant inside.
"Firefighters used specialist hoist systems to right the car and hand the individual into the care of paramedics."
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