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Cement truck hanging over houses | |
(about 1 hour later) | |
The mixer went through a wall leaving it dangling above homes | |
Houses and a pub have been evacuated after a cement mixer was left hanging over a ledge in Derbyshire. | |
The vehicle was reversing on Farley Hill in Matlock when part of a suspended driveway collapsed. | |
Residents on Hackney Road, which runs below Farley Hill, have been moved as emergency teams work to stop the lorry toppling onto buildings. | |
Another lorry was used to pull the truck back onto the road but it may be some time before the site is cleared. | |
There are no reports of any injuries. | There are no reports of any injuries. |
Ian Pigeon, landlord of the Laburnum Inn which sits directly below where the collapse occurred, said: "It was just such a total surprise - it was practically into our garden. | |
"You just don't expect to see a lorry of that size suddenly look as if it is about to come over your garden wall." |