A house in Old Sarum has had its roof tiles blown off as high winds continue to batter Salisbury.

A mum-of-three says tiles are being blown away from her neighbour's roof on Castle Well Drive.

"If someone walks past, they're going to get killed," she warned.

A red weather warning for wind is currently in place in parts of south Wiltshire as storm Eunice brings gales of up to 90mph.

An amber warning is in place for most of Salisbury, though strong winds are causing severe disruption including roads blocked by fallen trees and power outages.

Bus services have been suspended indefinitely.

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In Old Sarum, roof tiles are being blown off and some properties are without power.

Emma Roddie, who lives on Castle Well Drive, said: "My neighbour's roof is falling off in bits, I've had two fence panels blown off and three that are about to go and my friend across the road has got a power cut.

"The wind is pretty horrendous."

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The 30-year-old had to cancel a hospital appointment today to stay at home with her three kids, aged 13, 10 and six, who are all home from school.

She says she didn't expect the storm to be as disruptive.

"I've been up since 7.30am and I thought 'it's pretty pathetic' but then all of a sudden it got really windy.

"Houses are owned by a housing association, we've phoned the emergency line because if someone walks past and gets hit, they're going to get killed."

In a message on its website, Aster Communities, which owns the properties, says the company will carry out emergency-only repairs today, with priority given to vulnerable customers and urgent works.

The Met Office warning will be in place until 9pm today.

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