Residents of property unhurt in incident
The emergency services were called out in the north of the Island after a vehicle collided with a house.
The collision happened yesterday morning on Lewaigue Road in Ramsey, resulting in damage to the building.
Those in the vehicle needed treatment from the ambulance service, while the occupants of the property - who were in at the time of the incident - were uninjured.
The fire service made the scene safe before the road reopened to traffic a short time later.
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