A pub deemed to be the most dangerous in Britain is set to open its doors again after previously being shut down by council chiefs.
Seven Bar in Wednesbury, West Midlands, was reportedly often the scene of violence, with alleged stabbings, brawls and hospitalisations a regular occurrence. The year prior to the establishment being shut down had seen 26 serious crime instances and the local police are concerned it is being opened up once more, reports the Daily Star.
Previous incidents included a 22-year-old being stabbed in the back, in May, while another patron was left with a broken nose and fractured eye socket after having two bottles thrown at them. The stabbing victim suffered significant blood loss and needed an operation to stop the bleeding.
