Moment double-decker bus crashes into renovated home leaving trail of debris and rubble in the road

See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 08:23 EDT, 3 September 2026 | Updated: 09:32 EDT, 3 September 2026 This is the moment a double-decker bus crashes into a newly-renovated home - leaving it destroyed. The shocking footage was captured by a restaurant's CCTV footage and took place on August 27 in Ormesby St Margaret, Norfolk.It shows the red bus indicating to come off a main road shortly after 10am, but then turning far too aggressively and smashing head-on into the property.Part of the two-storey home then collapses, leaving debris and rubble strewn across the floor and a cloud of dust lingering above the area. Bus passengers are then seen desperately trying to scramble out of the vehicle as passing cars stop to offer their help. Miraculously, not a single person suffered injuries in the accident and the home was thought to have been empty. The footage was captured by Planet Spice, a restaurant opposite the home, which said: 'Disaster for our neighbours. Fortunately no one was hurt.'Neighbour Kevin Griffin, meanwhile, added: 'All we could see was dust. I was just going out of the house, and the bus was coming towards me. Video footage captured the moment a bus veered off-road and smashed directly into a house in Norfolk The incident occurred shortly after 10am on August 27 and left parts of the two-storey home collapsed'I saw a cloud of dust. It did sound like a bomb, or a big explosion. I just ran to the bus.' Onlookers said there were around seven or eight passengers on board at the time of the collision, including elderly people.Norfolk Constabulary confirmed that there do not appear to be any injuries.A spokesman for Norfolk Fire and Rescue said: 'We were called at 10.17am to a single vehicle road traffic collision in The Green in Ormesby St Margaret.'We sent crews from Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Carrow and Dereham, and worked with emergency services to make the area safe.'A spokeswoman for First Bus said: 'We can confirm one of our buses has been involved in a collision with a building in Ormesby St Margaret in Norfolk.'There are currently no reports of any injuries among members of the public, our staff or passengers and we are working closely with the local emergency services to agree next steps.'