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Aruna iyengar has this report. scotland was lashed with torrential rain, with multiple flood and danger—to—life warnings across the country. here in dumfries and galloway, the river annan burst its banks. two footbridges were swept away — including this, the cuthbertson memorial bridge. in the whitesands area of dumfries, police warned people to stay away from the area after the river nith burst its banks. emergency services worked together, rescuing four people from flooded homes. in hawick in the scottish borders, the river teviot reached a peak of 2.9 metres before water started to re...

The cuthbertson memorial bridge. in the whitesands area of dumfries, police warned people to stay away from the area after the river nith burst its banks. emergency services worked together, rescuing four people from flooded homes. in hawick in the scottish borders, the river teviot reached a peak of 2.9 metres before water started to recede. residents had been evacuated from homes, but there's some relief — they've now been told it's safe to go home. schools in the peebles area were closed as the river tweed burst its banks. this, a riverbank view in cumbria — and month's worth of rain fe...

In the whitesands area of dumfries, police warned people to stay away from the area after the river nith burst its banks. emergency services worked together, rescuing four people from flooded homes. in hawick in the scottish borders, the river teviot reached a peak of 2.9 metres before water started to recede. residents had been evacuated from homes, but there's some relief — they've now been told it's safe to go home. schools in the peebles area were closed as the river tweed burst its banks. this, a riverbank view in cumbria — and month's worth of rain fell on wednesday and into thursday...

Market town on the Solway Firth, its residents are known as Doonhamers. The River Nith runs through Dumfries, a former port and centre for tweed which has a population of just over 30,000. The town is a popular tourist destination and in 1997 was voted as the Best Place to Live in Britain.

Long-standing friendship between Dumfries and Norway takes on extra significance thanks to Beverley Thom Beverley has become quite the historian on the connection and her work has culminated with her involvement in two special events Dumfries' Beverley Thom has become an authority on the town's links with Norway. (Image: Jim McEwan) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your infor...