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'When I tell you the house was shaking, it really was. We were in bed and all of a sudden there was a huge bang'

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Houses were 'shaking' as bricks 'just kept crumbling' when strong Storm Jocelyn winds blew down part of a wall in Heywood on Wednesday morning (January 24).

Residents on Siddall Street were suddenly woken up after hearing an 'almighty' bang, before they were swiftly evacuated in the middle of the night.

Bricks from the gable end of a terraced house continued to crumble and fall to the ground, even landing on top of a car and part of the house next door.

The drama unfolded shortly before 1am, as fire crews raced to the scene and cordoned off the road and the affected residents were evacuated.

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