PICTURES: Charity bungee jump at The Tamar pub, Crownhill

DAREDEVIL pubgoers dropped in for more than a pint at their local – by throwing themselves into a charity bungee jump.

Around 15 regulars at The Tamar, in Crownhill, hurled themselves off a 200ft crane set up in the pub car park yesterday evening.

The one-night-only challenge was part of an ongoing fundraising drive for the Honeypot Children's Charity.

Pub staff are holding a range of events for the organisation which provides respite breaks for child carers.

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James Hawke was the first punter to leap at tackling the hair-raising stunt.

The 18-year-old said: "I thought I was going to die when I got to the top. But it was a real adrenaline rush and so after 45 minutes I did it again.

"It was a great experience and fantastic to raise money for charity but I don't think I'll do it ever again. Twice was enough."

Emma Richards, The Tamar's general manager, added: "We've got a pub full of people always up for a challenge. We wanted to raise some money for a worthy cause and give the punters a good laugh at the same time."

Participants paid £60 to jump, with more than £100 raised for charity.