Bar that's been scene of stabbings, violent assaults and attempted murder wants to reopen
A Black Country pub which has been the scene of stabbings, violent assaults, robbery and attempted murder has applied for a licence to reopen.
The Seven Bar in Wednesbury had its licence revoked in June after West Midlands Police detailed a history of violence at the Lower High Street venue.
Customers have claimed there is a "fight in there every week" and over a 12-month period police attended the venue to deal with serious crime on 26 occasions.
They included an incident where the pub allegedly continued to serve drinks while a stabbed man was slumped over the bar bleeding, and another where a man was jailed after ploughing his car into people outside.
Other incidents logged by police include victims being bitten, smashed in the head with a hammer and booted around the floor.
