Farmers help overturned Mini Cooper driver after incident in Oxfordshire

Firefighters said the farmers had heard the crash who came to the scene to help the affected driver

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The farmers reportedly heard the crash and came to the scene to help the affected driver (Deddington Fire Station)
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The farmers reportedly heard the crash and came to the scene to help the affected driver (Deddington Fire Station)

Farmers in Oxfordshire came to the rescue of a Mini Cooper driver after they had overturned their vehicle on a country lane. Firefighters from Deddington and Banbury Station said the road-traffic collision...

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