A BUILDING has collapsed in a horror incident with emergency services racing to the scene.
The structure came down this morning with the still unclear.
Firefighters scrambled to the call on Ryde Roade, Brighton, with three engines.
The fire brigade later called out a gas company to the scene to check if there had been a .
Gas workers have since and that no gas explosion had occurred.
No casualties have been reported and the fire service remained on scene to ensure public safety.
Neighbours reportedly claimed the building was an old workshop.
Pictures from the scene show the buckled inwards on itself.
Debris and pieces of the structure can be seen shattered in piles on the ground around the building.
A spokesperson from East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service said: “Three fire engines and three officers were in attendance at Ryde Road, Brighton, responding to a .
“Firefighters remained on scene between 8.04 and 10.15 to ensure public safety.”
