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"Flooding may affect Primrose Close, The Meadows, Castle Lane, Mill Lane, Old Bury Road, Bridge Street, Riverside Walk, Canon’s Close, Coney Close and Coventry Way in Thetford, Teal Walk, High Street and Riverside Way in Brandon and Church Lane in Hockwold." But they added: "No further significant rainfall is expected over the next 48 hours, therefore we expect river levels to continue to slowly reduce." An alert also remains in place at the River Nar at Narborough, Marham, Wormegay and Saddle Bow. The Environment Agency said river levels had fallen at Marham, but remained high at Setchy Br...

"Flooding may affect Primrose Close, The Meadows, Castle Lane, Mill Lane, Old Bury Road, Bridge Street, Riverside Walk, Canon’s Close, Coney Close and Coventry Way in Thetford, Teal Walk, High Street and Riverside Way in Brandon and Church Lane in Hockwold." But they added: "No further significant rainfall is expected over the next 48 hours, therefore we expect river levels to continue to slowly reduce." An alert also remains in place at the River Nar at Narborough, Marham, Wormegay and Saddle Bow. The Environment Agency said river levels had fallen at Marham, but remained high at Setchy Br...

Thetford has experienced some of its worst flooding for decades - Credit: Victoria Pertusa A town is breathing a sigh of relief after homes and businesses escaped largely unscathed from the worst flooding seen for decades. People in Thetford were left fearing the worst on Boxing Day evening as hundreds in the area were told to flee their homes following heavy rainfall. With the River Thet said to have burst its banks for the first time in 50 years, and water levels on the Little Ouse River rising rapidly, the same message was given to dozens of families in Brandon and Hockwold.

Thetford has experienced some of its worst flooding for decades - Credit: Victoria Pertusa A town is breathing a sigh of relief after homes and businesses escaped largely unscathed from the worst flooding seen for decades. People in Thetford were left fearing the worst on Boxing Day evening as hundreds in the area were told to flee their homes following heavy rainfall. With the River Thet said to have burst its banks for the first time in 50 years, and water levels on the Little Ouse River rising rapidly, the same message was given to dozens of families in Brandon and Hockwold.