Dozens injured in huge Wirral explosion
At least 32 people have been injured and several buildings have collapsed following what is believed to be a gas explosion in the New Ferry area of the Wirral.
At least 32 people have been injured and several buildings have collapsed following what is believed to be a gas explosion in the New Ferry area of the Wirral.
Shops affected by the suspected gas explosion in Wirral last month have begun to reopen their doors to customers.
A fund has been set up aiming to raise ten thousand pounds to help New Ferry get back on its feet.
But, nine days on, there's still no word from investigators as to the exact cause of the blast, and some remain without access to their homes and businesses, as our Merseyside correspondent Andy Bonner reports.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of conspiring to commit arson after an explosion which injured 34 people.
The friends of a man who was seriously injured in the explosion at New Ferry have come together to fundraise for the family.
Residents or businesses situated in properties a little further away will able to be gain access from this afternoon