Remember the bus in the hole?published at 11:13
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live
Engineers are waiting for the results of soil tests before they can assess how repairs can be made to Plumstead Road, after a sinkhole opened up last week.
It's not the first time that a hole has appeared in that area of Norwich. Twenty eight years ago, residents of a house in Ketts Hill had a lucky escape when a 60ft (18.2m) hole (pictured below) appeared under their home.
Days later, a double-decker bus was famously swallowed by a sinkhole on Earlham Road. In medieval times, vast quantities of chalk and flint were mined locally, and Norwich is pockmarked with underground caverns and tunnels.