Hundreds of people had to evacuate their homes on Sunday afternoon after the pipe burst at around 12.30pm, causing chaos on Stoke Newington High Street. Locals shared images on social media of the ...

Stoke Newington High Street will remain closed until next weekend after a building partially collapsed on Friday morning.. People in the area narrowly escaped injury after scaffolding and masonry ...

Shops and businesses were evacuated after part of a building collapsed this morning (Friday, January 27). Emergency services were called to the incident on the A10 High Street in Stoke Newington ...

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Stoke Newington High Street remain closed. There have been no arrests but police enquiries are ongoing. The London Ambulance Service and London Fire Brigade have been contacted for comment.

The LFB confirmed at 9.48am that its firefighters were attending a "partial building collapse" on Stoke Newington High Street. Scaffolding has collapsed above two shops on Stoke Newington road ...

Stoke Newington: Woman suffers ... A man has been arrested after a woman was ‘deliberately pushed’ into the road on Stoke Newington High Street. @999London. Lydia Chantler-Hicks. 16 August 2022.

Residents narrowly avoided injury after a partial building collapse on a busy north London high street.Firefighters and paramedics rushed to Stoke Newington High Street at 9.30am on Friday after parts ...

Stoke Newington scaffolding collapse ‘hits moving van’ as police shut high street - Driver gets lucky escape as huge structure crashes down from public library on Wednesday morning ...

A DRIVER was left "trapped beneath rubble" after scaffolding collapsed onto a busy high street. The man's car was crushed by wood and metal which fell from a closed public library on Stoke ...

The busy high street was cordoned off and 20 people were forced to evacuate after the scaffold collapsed. Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express.