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South Wales woman receives £2k payout after finding glass in Sunday roast at pub

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Cherri Brown, 46, visited the&nbsp;Brewers Fayre pub in Barry last November where she purchased an 'all meats' roast for around £12.&nbsp;
  She'd almost finished her meal when she bit on something unusually crunchy and thought a tooth had come out.
  Upon investigation&nbsp;Cherri found all of her teeth were still in place,&nbsp;so she spat out her mouthful and to her horror saw a shard of glass in the food.
  Cherri Brown found a piece of glass in her Sunday roast from Brewers Fayre in Barry.  (Image: SWNS)
  She spoke to staff and&nbsp;was given a refund for the meal.&nbsp;
  Describing the incident, Cherri said: "I was absolutely horrified.&nbsp;
  "And I was frightened because I didn't know how much glass I'd eaten.
  "I felt really anxious about it.
  "I had been really enjoying my carvery - it was a lovely treat."
  But it didn't end there. Following the incident&nbsp;Cherri claimed&nbsp;her throat was soar and she was left&nbsp;only able to eat soft food like soup for three weeks.
  Cherri Brown has now reached a settlement with Whitbread (Brewers Fayre chain owners) following the incident.  (Image: SWNS)
  Cherri&nbsp;also found herself&nbsp;coughing and began to&nbsp;notice&nbsp;streaks of blood in her tissue.
  So she&nbsp;went to A&amp;E at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff and had an x-ray to check everything was ok.&nbsp;
  All seemed well and the medics allowed her to go home - telling her to return if her symptoms worsened.
  Cherri went to a lawyer the next day - bringing a personal injury claim against Whitbread (owners of&nbsp;Brewers Fayre chain).
  Last week both Cherri and Whitbread agreed on a settlement of £2,000&nbsp;outside of court.
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  Cherri said: "I'm pleased with the result but mostly glad it's all over.
  "A £12 refund was nowhere near enough - I'd nearly choked on the glass.
  "It was about half an inch long and very sharp."
  The 46-year-old added: "I just want to urge people to be careful - check your food and chew it really well.
  "I definitely won't be going there again."

Cherri Brown, 46, visited the&nbsp;Brewers Fayre pub in Barry last November where she purchased an 'all meats' roast for around £12.&nbsp;
  She'd almost finished her meal when she bit on something unusually crunchy and thought a tooth had come out.
  Upon investigation&nbsp;Cherri found all of her teeth were still in place,&nbsp;so she spat out her mouthful and to her horror saw a shard of glass in the food.
  Cherri Brown found a piece of glass in her Sunday roast from Brewers Fayre in Barry.  (Image: SWNS)
  She spoke to staff and&nbsp;was given a refund for the meal.&nbsp;
  Describing...

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