An alleyway off Prince of Wales Road in Norwich remains closed off after a number of tiles fell from the top of a multi-storey office building.

Eastern Daily Press: Grosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAYGrosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAY (Image: ARCHANT NORFOLK)

The footpath next to Kwik-Fit has been closed for two weeks after a number of tiles fell from the top of Grosvenor House into the alleyway.

The building is home to a number of businesses, some of which had to close for a short period of time after the rubble fell.

Eastern Daily Press: Grosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAYGrosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAY (Image: ARCHANT NORFOLK)

Norwich City Council confirmed that their health and safety team and highways team were not involved with the closure of the alleyway.

In March, Norwich City Council approved a planning application to turn Grosvenor House into 29 one-bed flats and 55 two-bed flats.

Eastern Daily Press: Grosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAYGrosvenor House on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich where masonry has fallen from the building onto a footpath below.PHOTO BY SIMON FINLAY (Image: ARCHANT NORFOLK)