Vehicles left dangling as car park collapses in Nottingham - BBC News
The front fascia wall of an NCP car park in central Nottingham falls away.
No-one was injured in the collapse

Vehicles have been left dangling from the edge of a city centre car park after it partially collapsed.

Part of a wall came away at the NCP Nottingham City site in Cumberland Place shortly after 04:00 BST.

A spokesman for NCP said the front fascia had "fallen" and road closures were in place.

Structural engineers are at the scene assessing the situation. No-one was injured in the collapse.

It is not yet known when the car park will reopen

George Cook, of Scunthorpe, had parked his car at the site and was staying nearby.

"I heard a bang at about 03:30," he said.

"I was not sure what it was, I looked out the window, but couldn't see anything.

"I came back and cars were over hanging the car park. It was a bit of a shock. Thankfully one was not mine."

Staff and structural engineers are on site

The spokesman for the NCP said staff were on site helping any customers who had cars inside the building.

It is not yet known when the car park will reopen, but people are being allowed in to collect their cars.

A spokesman for Nottingham City Council said as it is a privately-owned car park the council was not involved in the investigation.

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