Trees tumble in the storms
High winds caused trees to come tumbling down across the Black Country and Staffordshire.
Debbie Bennett surveys the damage after a tree came down at Abbots Bromley cricket pitch.nextpage 
A tree falls onto a house on Manor Road in Smethwick. nextpage
Harvey Tebble and his sons Jon-Luke and Scott survey the fallen tree that struck his car outside the family home in Johnson Road, Burntwood.
Van driver Dave Bailey mulls over his lucky escape after the tree crashed down onto his vehicle as he was driving along the A513, near Shugborough. nextpage 
Van driver Dave Bailey by his wrecked vehicle after his lucky escape when a tree crashed down onto the van he was driving on the A513, near Shugborough.nextpage
Cliff Partridge's house in Lapper Avenue, Ettingshall Park, showing where the tree has fallen in his garden.nextpage 
A passerby views the damaged 300 year old small leaved lime tree in Tettenhall, which split in half after the bad weather.nextpage 
Don Poyner from Mill Lane, Codsall, views the fallen tree that landed on his house.nextpage
CDon Poyner from Mill Lane, Codsall, views the fallen tree that landed on his house.nextpage
A tree destroys a caravan at Sunnybank Caravan Park, in Lapley, South Staffs.nextpage
A large tree on Pelsall Common bought down by the high winds.nextpage
A car attempts to get under a fallen tree in Mill Lane, Codsall.
