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Growing fears of flooding around Canterbury - Vimarsana News

Growing fears of flooding around Canterbury

Kent weather: Growing fears of flooding around Canterbury  |  Updated: 09:28, 02 February 2021 River watchers are becoming increasingly fearful that homes and roads in east Kent could be flooded. The Environment Agency is continuing to issue flood alerts for the Stour and the Nailbourne Valley near Canterbury after several days of rain and high tides. Grove Ferry boatyard owner Roy Newing says dozens of trees in the Stour are creating a flooding risk With a further spring tide today and more heavy rain forecast tomorrow, at particular risk is Plucks Gutter and Grove Ferry near Canterbury. R...

Flood warning for homes along the Stour around Plucks Gutter and Grove Ferry. between Canterbury and Thanet - Vimarsana News

Flood warning for homes along the Stour around Plucks Gutter and Grove Ferry. between Canterbury and Thanet

The Environment Agency has warned some areas should take "immediate action" amid fears of more flooding.

Flood warnings issued for parts of Kent - Vimarsana News

Flood warnings issued for parts of Kent

Flood warnings issued for parts of Kent  |  Flood warnings and alerts have been issued this afternoon as rain continued across the county. Two flood warnings - where flooding is expected and immediate action is required - and 18 alerts - where flooding is possible - are in place for various parts of Kent. Flood warnings and alerts are in place. Stock photo A warning has been issued by the Environment Agency for The River Stour at Grove Ferry and Plucks Gutter, near Sarre. A statement said: "Following several days of sustained rainfall the peak river level is making its way down through the ...