The owners of a barber shop say they've "lost everything" after a school bus ploughed into their business this morning.

Up to 25 children were on board the single-decker bus when it crashed into Stay Fresh Barbers, in Handsworth Road, Sheffield, at about 07:45 this morning.

Co-owner Stacey Swift said: "[I'm] fuming. I don't understand how's it happened. Why our shop? We've been open just under a year, so we've lost everything.

"I've not seen all of the damage yet as they won't let me in. I can't believe it. I'm lost for words."

Nobody was seriously injured in the crash, but two children were taken to hospital, Yorkshire Ambulance Service has said.

Neville Clarke, who owns the business with Ms Swift, said: "It's luck that nobody was inside and nobody got injured."

Two school children have been taken to hospital to be treated for minor injuries following this morning's school bus crash in Sheffield.

A Yorkshire Ambulance Service spokesperson described a further 17 children as "walking wounded".

The crash happened at about 07:50 on Handsworth Road.

The pupils on board were bound for Birkdale School, in Broomhill, the school has confirmed.

In a statement , externalSouth Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service said its training centre in Beaver Hill Road is being used as a reception centre for those who were on board.

It said: "Parents who believe their children were on board the bus, which collided with a bus on Handsworth Road, should visit the centre on Beaver Hill Road to collect their children if required."

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Pictures from the scene of this morning's school bus crash show the extent of the damage caused when the vehicle crashed into the front of a barbers shop in Handsworth, Sheffield.

The pictures show a blue single-decker bus has crashed into the front of Stay Fresh Barbers on Handsworth Road.

It is understood about 20 children were on the bus at the time of the crash and a BBC Radio Sheffield reporter at the scene has described seeing a number of them being taken away in ambulances.

However, it's not thought anybody is seriously injured.

A spokesperson for South Yorkshire Police said: "Emergency services are currently on scene in Handsworth Road, responding to reports of a road traffic collision."

A school bus has crashed into the front of a barbers shop in Handsworth Road, Sheffield.

It is understood that about 20 children were on board the vehicle at the time of the collision, which happened earlier this morning near to the junction with Richmond Road.

None of those on board are believed to have suffered any serious injuries

Pictures from the scene show the single-decker bus has crashed into Stay Fresh Barbers.

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It's another cold start to the day and we will continue to see some showers in western parts.

Temperatures will get up to about 8C or 9C.

There will be a fair amount of cloud about this evening and overnight with more showery rain in places.

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