[144] In Radnorshire, 30 tonnes of debris and earth blocked the only road out of Barland near Presteigne on 23 July. I lost my dog and my glasses in the flood. melzwe had a small flood in our drive ,it didn't get anywhere near the door , but it was still horrid. [96] The A59 road at Kex Gill was closed due to a landslip where 100 tonnes (110 tons) of earth slide down the hillside and trapped a couple in their car. :D. This was a terriful flood and still people are being flooded shouldnt the government sort it out!!! It has also led to Woodland Road to improve its drainage to prevent such flooding on one of the main roads out the town. During Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons later that month, Prime Minister Gordon Brown promised 46million in aid to flood-hit councils and 800million rise in annual spending on flood protection by 201011, confirming Hilary Benn's announcement. Or that this July deluge would make history by triggering the county's biggest ever peacetime emergency. Later that week, a slow-moving area of low pressure from the west of Biscay moved east across the British Isles. The little stream that ran past it burst its banks and everyone there had to get all the horses and ponies out really quick by wadding thourgh wasit hight water! I can't believe how much it cost either!! The next day, only 12 of Hull's 88 schools were still open, affecting 30,000 out of 38,000 Hull schoolchildren. [36], On 15 June, heavy rainfall caused the postponement of the fourth test match between England and the West Indies at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street. Latest maps and data. Flooding is expected. its so horrible to see :(:(, ryan jonesdevistating,, i felt really sad ;(x, charlottethe school hols were rubbish wiv the floods and now in 2008 i have to do a newspaper page in my geography lessons grrrr i h8 it, chris waring this is a great help to my geography coursework on the gloucestershire floods!! Done. JessicaMy sympathy for those who suffered from the flooding. [91], By 24 July, Hull City Council had checked each house in the flooded streets and stated that 6,500 homes had been flooded. [39], On 25 June, flooding affected properties in Coal Aston, Calow and Chesterfield town centre, and the A617 was covered by more than 2 feet (0.6m) of floodwater causing traffic delays. lucy appeltonim sooo upset ike it was just soo scary! Next time you put a comment, read a dictionary first, your spelling is appalling. The flooding in Tueksby was increadibly bad as I was there to Witness it, I was only 14 and was so scared. Major towns were hit including Mansfield and Hucknall but not as severely as Lambley. On 1 July, a woman was pulled out of the River Severn at Jackfield on the Telford and Wrekin border near Ironbridge. Nice one. We will get more tankers in, we will get more bowsers in, we will get more regular filling of them, and at the same time, more bottled water will be provided."[53]. I live in an area that was flooded and recently we have been studying the floods in geography. this was such a terrible thing that happened! 24 Jul 2007. Some areas received a month's worth of precipitation in 24 hours. It's resulted in the setting up of a new system called Making Minutes Matter which will make it easier for busy people to do voluntary work as and when they have the time. I was so unhappy. Some of the residents blame Severn Trent Water for opening floodgates at Priors Lee balancing lake, however no such gates exist. [54], In terms of casualties, a man and his 24-year-old son died from asphyxiation from carbon monoxide poisoning on 27 July when attempting to stop flooding in the unventilated Tewkesbury Rugby Football Club cellar. You can also hear how BBC Radio Gloucestershire reported the dramatic events as they happened. Damage to the schools alone was estimated to cost 100million. Something went wrong, please try again later. I mean, it's meant to be one of the best days of the year! Home; About us. Never before seen helicopter footage of flooded Gloucestershire from 2007, Police recover body from river in search for teenager in Lechlade-on-Thames, Formal idendification is yet to take place but the boy's next of kin have been informed, Body found in search for missing teen in Lechlade-on-Thames, The death is not being treated as suspicious at this time, Map shows where Gloucestershire's worst drivers live, How bad are your neighbours at driving? Alix BeeseI live in an area that was flooded and recently we have been studying the floods in geography. My sympathy for those who suffered from the flooding. this site really helped me for my geog project, thnx !!xx. Residents of East Bromyard were rescued after the River Frome burst its banks. Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire 2007 Thirteen people died as a result of the floods that hit Tewkesbury in July 2007- some of the worst flooding ever recorded in Britain. Get flood warnings by phone, text or email. Rainfall records were broken across the region,[11] leading to localised flooding. Unlike river flooding, surface water flooding is much more difficult to predict. It was the worst natural disaster in the county's living memory, Never miss the latest local news again by signing up to our Daily Newsletter. Use this archive section to remember the unforgettable month. The Met Office at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire reported 4.98 inches (126.6mm): a sixth of its annual rainfall. [107], On 27 June, the Army moved into the Doncaster area after the River Don overtopped its banks and threatened the area around what was Thorpe Marsh Power Station. Twenty schools were damaged, about 500 businesses were flooded. Following the floods in Tewkesbury, some residents are living in caravans while their homes dry out. Water entered the streets of Shirley, Solihull. i feel really bad for the peoples houses that have been ruined by the flood and i also think its unfair that they are unable to get insurence to pay for the cost of there flooded house but thankfullly there are charitys and people trying to help. =O. The following day the Castle Mead electricity sub-station was overwhelmed, cutting power to 48,000 people in Gloucester. The Floods were awfull. Check for flooding in Gloucestershire. oliveri can't believe what has happend to all of tease poor people and i would just like to say that i hope they can moe back into there homes and never have to go through that again. The floods caused widespread crop damage, especially broccoli, carrots, peas and potatoes. sorry to hear about tewkesbury. [23] The flood risk maps are intended only as a guide and are not designed to be accurate at an individual property level. A 14-year-old boy was swept away by the swollen River Sheaf,[102] a 68-year-old man died after attempting to cross a flooded road in Sheffield city centre,[103] and several cattle were washed away, found up to 3.5 miles (5.6km) across fields in some areas of cultivated land. [6][7][8][9][150] An RAF heavy lift Chinook helicopter was also employed to move aggregate to reinforce the banks of the River Don. I need some details to do my Geography HW, jacob fewit was absoulutly horrible and terrible. 2007 prices, within a possible range of between 2.5 billion and 3.8 billion. [158], The Observer newspaper stated on 22 July 2007 that the Government had been warned in the spring by the Met Office that summer flooding would be likely because the El Nio phenomenon had weakened, but no action was taken.[159]. It was scary.Was going on holiday on Saturday, we did go and had a plentiful supply of water in Cornwall, I can't imagine what it was like without running water and electric with a family of 4! [42] Tewkesbury's Mythe Water Treatment Works were flooded. Sure we moaned about the weather but we ran in the ran and just took it for what it was and just had fun. Never seen anything like it. I have only just got my house back to normal. [15] By 21 July, many towns and villages were flooded, with Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, London and South Wales facing the brunt of the heavy rainfall. Dont include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details. Sure we moaned about the weather but we ran in the ran and just took it for what it was and just had fun. Once supply was restored residents were urged by Welsh Water to boil their tap-water until further notice. [92] Hull City Council estimated repair costs at 200million. Video of the flooding from the skies Slideshow of flood images Floods In July 2007. I can't believe how much it cost either!! Friday July 20th 2007 was the day Gloucestershire's schools broke up for the summer holidays. But that was just the start. I have only just got my house back to normal. Each postcode is assigned a risk of high, medium, low, or very low, and then plotted on a Tewkesbury flood map. an experince i wont forget either. we had a small flood in our drive ,it didn't get anywhere near the door , but it was still horrid. But no one dreamed that morning that Gloucestershire was on a brink of a truly devastating natural disaster. [53] It was not until 7 August 16 days after Mythe Treatment Works stopped pumping that the tap water for the 140,000 homes affected was again declared safe to drink. In this hour-long audio documentary, presented by Clare Parrack, flood victims and officials directly involved in dealing with the unfolding disaster reflect on the events of July 2007 and. Status: + I pray to God everyday to set my life back on track. "[161], Media related to 2007 floods in the United Kingdom at Wikimedia Commons. we need to start walking to places or getting a bus so that there is not alot of pulution going in the air!!! im doin my geog hw n dis really helped !! In response, Hull City Council said that "Many councils do not have the feature in their budget",[citation needed] but other flood-hit councils were insured. In hours the relentless rain had left hundreds of homes and businesses under water, and thousands of drivers and travellers were stranded as road and rail routes were inundated by fast-rising flood waters. They include Julie Irwin, from Tewkesbury, who helped organise the Away In A Caravan Christmas card campaign to highlight the plight of flood victims still out of their damaged homes months after disaster struck, and Kelly Bartlett, who chairs a campaign group of residents who were flooded out in the Longlevens area of Gloucester. In also brings in a new regime whereby new building activity which exacerbates flooding by reducing the capacity of land to absorb water will need to be accompanied by the construction of sustainable drainage systems such as grassy roofs, ponds and soakaways. that day was so sad and i was talking o a bus driver he said it wouldve taken four hours to get back, It flooded in tetbury on July 20th by the ford it was scary! Almost 11,000 properties in the county are at 1% risk in any year from river flooding (1 in 100 year event). But sure enough we had to go to Manchester to stay with family a few days after until the water came back on. I have noticed that there has been alot af rain recently from fronts in the same style as in July. )", "Water runs out in flood-hit areas water", "10,000 homes flooded, 50,000 without power and 150,000 have no water", "Channel 4's information about saving of Walham from floods", "ABB Group. Roads were blocked and cars left abandoned in towns and villages around the county. !it rained for a week the tree got swept on top of the house. 25 views sarahthis site really helped me for my geog project, thnx !!xx. On 1 June, the first day of the floods. And emergency services faced a desperate battle to save the county's power supplies as the Walham electricity sub-station near Gloucester also threatened to fall victim to the rising flood-waters. You are in: Gloucestershire > Floods > The day it rained forever. The music featured in this documentary is from Washed Away, a CD by county-based Irish band Elysian that's donating 30 per cent of its profits to the Gloucestershire Flood Relief Fund. Louth and Horncastle were severely flooded, with some roads in that area impassable. I was so unhappy. connori think the floods were devastating and i came up with the free school dinners. Until 2007, the average monthly total for June for the whole UK was 2.86 inches (72.6mm).[13]. Parts of Felmersham[24] and Turvey[25] were also flooded. Causes - 24/25 th July 2007 - One month's precipitation fell - 130mm of rain had fallen in previous 5 days . Births, marriages, deaths and civil partnerships. Fifteen years on from the devastation wreaked on Gloucestershire in the 2007 floods, it would be easy to assume the scenes in those days were the worst the . [132], On 3 July a landslide caused by floodwater disrupted traffic on the A941 Rothes to Aberlour road in Moray. What happened in the 2007 floods? . hopefully it wont ha;ppen again.we were at oxtals and tryed thro go down the motorway which was near tenpin, as soon as we were on the motorway we could see water but it wasnt to deep, but then it got worse the engie stopped and we had to walk from oxtals to brockworth with a dog who reasently had stiches, lauraim very upset what had happened, but hopefully it would never happen again. Read Sir Michael's full report [The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites]. To best prepare for the possibility of flooding, it is a good idea to find out whether your house or business is at risk. See the photos we were sent in the aftermatch of the July 2007 flooding in Gloucestershire. On 27 June 2007, flash flooding caused extensive damage to the villages of Lambley, Woodborough and Burton Joyce. =O. i really do think the apocalypse is starting to occur. [97][98] In Scarborough, the main A171 Scalby Road flooded outside Scarborough Hospital, and the ornamental lake at Peasholm Park overtopped its banks and poured down Peasholm Gap into North Bay. stefani fink the flooding was really bad and very awful. Tewkesbury floods 2007. Vodafone's ornamental lake overflowed due to the sudden downpour and badly damaged Trinity School's astro turf to the front of the school as well as some damage to inside the school. :(. On 20 July, another active frontal system moved across Southern England. [4] The London Underground was severely disrupted and 25 stations were closed. Scotland was hit by flooding in June and July, with the Scottish Lowlands most badly affected. Is anyone else terrified like me!!! As always you can unsubscribe at any time. 24 Jul 2007. The flood was very unfortunate, but I'm in essex so was lucky enough to avoid it, No Floods In Plymouth Just Very Bad WeatherStrong Gales And Heavy Rain 12 degrees x. the government are trying their best to try to defend us from flash floods.it is stupid blaming the government for the weather !but it is not entirly down to them the victims of the flood could stop moaning and get on with it in stead of waiting around doing nothing. Heavy rainfall at the end of June led to flooding in some areas in Gloucestershire, both from surface water overloading the drainage systems and very high water levels in main rivers and brooks. After power was lost in the area, more than 200 people were rescued in dinghies. . [37] Every day I need to commute to work and need my car for this as the railway is too unreliable in the area that I live in. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Council hereby disclaims all liability (howsoever rising) in connection with any loss and/or damage, arising out of or in connection with any use of or reliance on this plan, or any action taken (or refrained from being taken) as a result of its use. [126], On 18 July, floods wrecked homes in Closeburn, power was cut off at Eaglesfield, and roads were closed at Moffat and Lochmaben. It's really helped! Posted. Luckily they had kids aswell and it ended up more like a giant sleepover!!! [31] [140], Lampeter in Ceredigion was affected by flooding on 11 June[141] and then again on 15 June. Nialli was on holiday and they showed gloucster on the news in france it was quite creepy D. O'HareThe Floods were awfull. Each postcode is assigned a risk of high, medium, low, or very low, and then plotted on a Longford flood map. Two of four rail lines in South Croydon were closed by landslips. To James. [84], By 23 July, parts of Worcestershire were under 6feet(2m) of water and the Army was brought in to help emergency services supply the inhabitants of Upton-upon-Severn which was cut off by floodwater.[28]. If theflood mapsindicate that your local area may be at risk, you might want to consider whatsteps you can take in advance to be prepared for flooding. YouTube Video. [9] Severn Trent Water warned that treated water would run out by early Sunday evening in Tewkesbury, Cheltenham, Gloucester and surrounding areas. By 21 July, Banbury[69] and Witney[70] were flooded. Place Distance; Robinswood flood map: 939 m: Podsmead flood map: 1.1 km: Linden flood map: 1.3 km: Tredworth . Near Catterick, North Yorkshire, a 17-year-old soldier on a training exercise from Catterick Garrison died after being swept away whilst crossing Risedale Beck, Hipswell Moor. In Reading, rail services to the southwest were affected and westbound trains from Paddington could go no further. When Gloucestershire was hit by flash flooding after heavy rainfall on Friday 20 July 2007, the result was catastrophic. Administrative areas affected in June and July 2007 floods as of 24 July (marked in blue). There were no reported cases of any outbreaks. Even if your home is not directly at risk from flooding, we can. [111] The non-administrative counties[112] and districts[113] affected are given below. We together will beat Global Warming! On 12 June, Magherafelt was affected by flooding. On the afternoon of 24 July the Fire Service began pumping flood water out of the village, but not before 130 residents were evacuated. When I got home the next day, I found my cellar flooded to the ceiling and my dad had got some oumps pumping the water out. jamiethat day was so sad and i was talking o a bus driver he said it wouldve taken four hours to get back, JohnIt flooded in tetbury on July 20th by the ford it was scary! [127], On 1 July rain cancelled the one-day international cricket match between Scotland and Pakistan in Edinburgh[128] and by 3 July parts of Midlothian were flooded, with worst hit areas including residential areas in Dalkeith and Mayfield. During the recovery phase a number of responders from around the UK 4x4 Response assisted the Red Cross in the distribution of fresh drinking water in the Gloucestershire area after mains drinking water was contaminated. This map does not show information regarding the status of a road and whether it is publicly maintainable or adopted highway. Officials warned that the River Thames, the River Ock, and its tributaries from Charney could burst their banks. charlotteim doing a project and peice of corsework on the floods (Y) xx, I Love CamelsYo, The Floods Were Awful!I'm Just GLad I Only Had TO Cope With A Few days Of It Before I Went On Holiday!My Friend zooooozoooo It Was Her First Day Back ANd She Was TRapped In The FLoods! On 26 June, roads including the A5 were impassable at Corwen in Denbighshire, a river overflowed at Worthenbury in Flintshire, and properties were affected in Wrexham. we need to start walking to places or getting a bus so that there is not alot of pulution going in the air!!! Google Earth - August 1, 2007 KML June and July 2007 brought drenching rain and devastating floods to England. The day we broke up from school was halarious. [63] HannahI thought the floodings were terrible and i am so lucky to live in an area where it wouldnt flood. How will you best remember YOUR bowser? [125] On 18 July, flooding affected Kilmarnock again, the River Irvine burst its banks in Newmilns, and flash floods affected roads including the M77. I thought the floodings were terrible and i am so lucky to live in an area where it wouldnt flood. i can't believe what has happend to all of tease poor people and i would just like to say that i hope they can moe back into there homes and never have to go through that again. That's what summer is about. I can't imagen what it it is like to have your home flooded jessica bromptonit was awful!!!!!!!!!!! On 12 June, the Met Office issued torrential rain warnings for Scotland[122] and it was Scotland's wettest June since 1938. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. i think the floods were devastating and i came up with the free school dinners. an experince i wont forget either. Minja KelldridgeThe flood was very unfortunate, but I'm in essex so was lucky enough to avoid it, Lauren HughesNo Floods In Plymouth Just Very Bad WeatherStrong Gales And Heavy Rain 12 degrees x. Madithe government are trying their best to try to defend us from flash floods.it is stupid blaming the government for the weather !but it is not entirly down to them the victims of the flood could stop moaning and get on with it in stead of waiting around doing nothing. Paul O'Neill wrote the title track after his own family home in Chaceley was flooded out. But they could have done more to help the flood victims, but all the victims just stood around waiting for help rather than getting of their asses and helping themselves get on with it. By 19 June, rain had washed away the main road at Hampton Loade[60] and the Severn Valley Railway line from Bridgnorth was closed after numerous landslips on the line. [43][44] On 23 July 50,000 Gloucestershire homes were left without electricity after a major electricity substation in Castle Meads had to be turned off. After floodwater overwhelmed the Mythe pumping plant near the normally peaceful town of Tewkesbury, 350,000 people were left without running water and electricity supplies, while hundreds of . [157] The lack of media coverage of flooding in Kingston upon Hull led the city council leader Carl Minns to dub Hull "the forgotten city". Where there any effects toward the enivornment? In this hour-long audio documentary, presented by Clare Parrack, flood victims and officials directly involved in dealing with the unfolding disaster reflect on the events of July 2007 and their aftermath. What are your thoughts and feelings about the summer floods of 2007 and their after-effects? On 25 June, Wakefield was flooded. Gloucestershire folk found unusual ways to cope with the flood crisis. Later that evening, the Thames breached its banks at Henley. On 26 June, the Burway Bridge collapsed, disrupting one of the main roads into Ludlow, severing a gas main and causing the surrounding area to be evacuated. [81][106] Emergency services from across England pumped millions of gallons of water from the reservoir to ease the pressure on the damaged dam, and the nearby M1 Motorway was closed between junctions 32 and 36 as a precaution. Brown also pledged to push insurance firms to make payouts. Following a very dry April, double the average rain fell between May and July. Is anyone else terrified like me!!! [66] On 4 July, the Blackburn Mela was cancelled due to ground conditions. T. PattersonI witnessed the flood with my partner, i was shocked at the devastating nature of the floods. I work in Ledbury, all routes home were blocked or slow moving. The associated front settled over northern and eastern England and dumped more than 3.9 inches (100mm) of rain in places. its so horrible to see :(:(, the school hols were rubbish wiv the floods and now in 2008 i have to do a newspaper page in my geography lessons grrrr i h8 it, this is a great help to my geography coursework on the gloucestershire floods!! Volunteers opened Picklenash Junior School in Newent, Gloucestershire, after heavy rain . [139] On 20 July, flash floods affected parts of Newport, Monmouthshire and Torfaen. In July 2007 Gloucestershire experienced the worst floods on record. [71], On 24 July the Thames in Abingdon rose 3feet(0.9m) in less than 12 hours to a "perilously high" level[47] and the Thames and the Severn were expected to rise to 20feet(6.1m) higher than normal.[44]. [9] Non-administrative counties[19] and administrative counties[20] affected by the flooding are given below. The Association of British Insurers has estimated the total bill for the June and July floods as 3billion. The same day, parts of East Belfast near the Antrim-Down border that were affected included the Kings Road, Ladas Drive, Strandtown Primary School and the Parliament Buildings in Stormont, with 80 residents evacuated from their old people's home on the Kings Road and Avoniel Leisure Centre opened to assist flood victims. fiori kalaimaranstp using so much of electrcity due to global warming. LucyThe riding stables I help at flooded. My house was flooded in 2007 but this year my caravan got floated down the river until it got stuck in a tree. After the wettest June and July on record since they began in 1766, a 12-hour period on July 20, 2007 saw a record 78mm of rain fall on Gloucestershire, causing rapid and intense flash. 19-20 July 2007 - station precipitation values Station July 19 2007 precipitation (mm) July 20 2007 precipitation (mm) July 19-20 2007 precipitation (mm) Return period (years) Sudeley Lodge (Gloucestershire)16.1 147.0 163.1 >200 Pershore College (Gloucestershire) 36.6 120.8 157.4 >200 Chastleton (Warwickshire) 24.7 115.4 140.1 >200 Flood maps for other places near Tuffley. Leading digital technologies for industry", "Environment Agency protects Gloucestershire's electricity supply", "Britain's worst floods claim father and son", "Flood funds blocked by responsibility row", "West Midland Bird Club news from Ladywalk Reserve", "West Midland Bird Club: Sandwell Valley Latest News", "Tenbury Wells mops up after latest floods", "Yorkshire Post: Police on alert for looters in flood-hit village", "Villages are hit by flash floods misery", "RAF helicopters in major flood rescue effort", Local Government Act (Northern Ireland) 1972, Local Government etc. [114][115] On 16 July, roads in Aghadowey, Coleraine[119][120] and Portstewart, Coleraine[118] were rendered impassable by floodwater. Map of Tuffley (Gloucester, Gloucestershire) postcodes and their flood risks. We use your sign-up to provide content in the ways you've consented to and improve our understanding of you. It was scary.Was going on holiday on Saturday, we did go and had a plentiful supply of water in Cornwall, I can't imagine what it was like without running water and electric with a family of 4! AmyWithdrawing incapacity benefits would mean "lazy bones" who are unable to work due to injury would have no money. On 20 July flooding occurred in many parts of Greater London. Charlie HarrisI am using this documentry to do a class project on these floods. Severn Trent Waters Mythe Water Treatment works was breached by floodwater leaving 350,000 people without clean, running water for 18 days. But sure enough we had to go to Manchester to stay with family a few days after until the water came back on. Also, on 19 June/20 June, parts of the town of Shifnal near Telford, were flooded when the Wesley Brook burst its banks. By 3 September, figures released by Hull City Council had been revised upwards to 7,800 houses that had been flooded plus 1,300 businesses that were affected. [30] Stoke Goldington was affected again on 3 July, with 10 houses being flooded. [145] In Brecknockshire, the River Wye burst its banks in Builth Wells on 1 July,[146][147] Your browser does not allow scripting so some of the features of this page may not work. Get all the stories you love straight to your inbox. Each postcode is assigned a risk of high, medium, low, or very low, and then plotted on a Gloucester flood map. [4] I mean, it's meant to be one of the best days of the year! Was on the M50 and the water was rising rapidly, they closed the moterway shortly after I joined it! When i got there the next morning all the bedding from the stables and muck from muck heap was all over the yard and we spent all day clearing it up. The combination of high rainfall and high water levels from the earlier rainfall led to extensive flooding across many parts of England and Wales, with the Midlands, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, South, West and East Yorkshire the most affected. MapAction. the 2007 floods were the worst floods ive ever seen, i agree with beth, its no good sitting around waiting for people to help you, you could do something yourself, the government are trying their best to try to defend us from flash floods.it is stupid blaming the government for the weather !but it is not entirly down to them the victims of the flood could stop moaning and get on with it in stead of waiting around doing nothing, I personaly think it was do to global warming to be fare tally ho :D. Abandoned my car, waded 3 miles to my home, nightmare or what! One of the hardest hit regions was Gloucestershire, in southwest England. To a lesser extent, areas of Leamington Spa and Warwick also experienced flooding. The floods of 2007 in Gloucestershire where power cuts affected the whole of Gloucestershire in July with Tewkesbury Abbey famous photo sums up the awful times had by Gloucestershire resdents with water bowsers in in areas cut off by power and water supply. This page has been archived and is no longer updated. Paddy HindsWhere there any effects toward the enivornment? One in five homes in Hull was damaged and 90 out of the city's 105 schools suffered some damage. Paige and Conorthis was such a terrible thing that happened! Water and power supplies were not disrupted but parts of South West London were under 2 feet (61cm) of water. The Health Protection Agency advised people that the risk of contracting any illness was low but that it was best to avoid coming into direct contact with flood water.
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