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An investigation is underway following the collapse of a wall near a Sussex castle.

The flint wall near Lewes Castle, thought to be 1,000 years old, collapsed into a resident’s garden and against the Old Coach House yesterday, prompting a multi-agency response.

Fortunately, no-one was injured in the incident.

The 11th-century castle was closed to the public yesterday for safety reasons.

The barbican and museum have reopened today. The South Tower remains closed.

Lewes Castle wall collapse: Here’s what we know so far

A spokesman for Lewes District Council said: “A team of structural engineers will continue their investigations into yesterday’s (Monday) collapse of a wall in Castleditch Lane, Lewes.

“The wall did not form part of Lewes Castle, but is believed to be centuries old.

Sussex castle wall collapse: Council gives update on incident