Flooded - A JustWriteIt TrueStory
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  • Reads 1,141
  • Votes 291
  • Parts 22
  • Time 52m
Complete, First published Jul 12, 2016
For a few weeks in February 2014 our village was the centre of media attention. The Thames burst its banks and flowed through the Main Street. Life took on a surreal quality. The media descended on us, the army and the fire brigade pitched in and even the Royal princes paid us a visit. The water came in our house and we had to move out for seven months. We blamed and still blame the flood relief scheme. This is our story.
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