A report's concluded that no single agency or event was to blame for a river wall in Bridgwater collapsing last November.

The document by an independent engineer suggests the section at West Quay was already on the brink of collapse before crumbling in heavy rain - with several factors including erosion and possible leakage from sewerage pipes playing a part.

Residents and businesses had to be temporarily evacuated when it came down nine months ago - and work to rebuild the wall should be completed by around October.