BREAKING: Supporters of evicted cancer patient Tom Crawford storm his repossessed Nottingham home

Tom Crawford before he was evicted Credit: PA

Neighbours of evicted cancer survivor Tom Crawford say his supporters have gained access the 64-year-old's repossessed home in Nottingham.

Mr Crawford was evicted earlier this month by UK Asset Resolutions on behalf of Bradford & Bingley bank, who say they are owed £43,000 in missed mortgage repayments.

Mr Crawford took out an endowment mortgage with the now defunct bank in 1988 to buy his home in Carlton, and claims the bank changed the terms of his repayments without telling him.

The 64-year-old has gained nationwide support during his long running dispute with the bank. After he posted a video explaining his predicament on YouTube, hundreds of people travelled to Nottingham to help stop him being evicted.

Tom Crawford's supporters unfurl a banner on the roof of Mr Crawford's repossessed bungalow. Credit: Twitter/@AnonUKRadio

However five people were arrested in angry scenes when bailiffs finally got access to his house on Thursday 2nd of July.

Watch: Angry clashes with police as Tom Crawford is evicted

Five people were arrested in clashes with police on Thursday July 3rd. Credit: ITV News Central

Since then the house has been heavily secured, with security guards and dogs on site in the quiet cul-de-sac.

The boarded up bungalow as it appeared earlier on this week. Credit: ITV News Central

Watch: Neighbours say security is making their life a nightmare

But today locals say around 30 protesters have got inside the bungalow, and there are 9 police cars on the scene.

Nottinghamshire Police have confirmed they are in attendance.