A couple whose dream home was ruined by flooding days after they finished £10,000 worth of renovation work say they now live in fear of being swamped by sewage every time it rains.
Lauren Jones and Cameron Harkness bought their first home together in 2019 and spent months renovating the semi-detached property in Alltwen, Swansea.
A week before they planned to move in last August, a flood hit and ruined the whole ground floor of the home, destroying carpets, kitchen flooring, skirting boards and more.
There have been several near misses for the couple since then - the latest coming after heavy rain on Saturday.
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Young couple spends year and £10,000 renovating first home which is flooded week before they move in
Lauren Jones and Cameron Harkness spent £10,000 to renovate the property, but devastating floods wrecked new carpets and flooring
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