A double-decker bus has crashed into a house in Ormesby St Margaret, causing major damage but leaving nobody injured.
A double-decker bus has crashed into a house in Ormesby St Margaret, causing extensive damage to the property.
Norfolk Police were called to West Road at around 10.12am on Thursday 27 August after the bus collided with the home.
Pictures from the scene showed the vehicle embedded in the side of the property, with part of an exterior wall collapsed and bricks and debris scattered across the area.
Around seven or eight passengers were believed to have been travelling on the bus at the time.
Police and First Bus confirmed there were no reported injuries to passengers, staff or members of the public.
The homeowner was not inside the property when the collision happened.
Fire crews from Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Carrow and Dereham attended, alongside an Urban Search and Rescue team.
Emergency services worked to make the damaged building and surrounding area safe, with West Road closed while the incident was dealt with.
The exact circumstances which caused the bus to leave the road and strike the house have not yet been confirmed.
First Bus says it is working with the emergency services following the collision.

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