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Flood news and stories

Tell us your flood story

Flood advice and support

Burngreave floods in the news

Help for business affected by the recent floods

Burngreave resident named as one of the flood victims

Photographs after the flood

Latest flood news

Clean up starts after a night of flooding

Photographs of flooding

Wicker closed as the Don bursts its banks

Photographs after the flood

The Wicker, the following day, 9:40am.
The Wicker, the following day, 9:40am.
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Spital Hill, no traffic, 10:45am.
Spital Hill, no traffic, 10:45am.
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Wicker-pedestrianized, 11:00am.
Wicker-pedestrianized, 11:00am.
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Police patrol The Wicker in the aftermath of the flood.
Police patrol The Wicker in the aftermath of the flood.
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Savile Street now clear of flood water, 9:40am.
Savile Street now clear of flood water, 9:40am.
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Traffic lights, Wicker Arches.
Traffic lights, Wicker Arches.
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Flood damage to safety barriers and building materials.
Flood damage to safety barriers and building materials.
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The Station Foyer, The Wicker, 9:45am.
The Station Foyer, The Wicker, 9:45am.
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Food retail shop hit by flood damage.
Food retail shop hit by flood damage.
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The Mobility Shop and Pharmacy.
The Mobility Shop and Pharmacy.
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Fire engine outside a flooded shop on The Wicker, 10:20am.
Fire engine outside a flooded shop on The Wicker, 10:20am.
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Sadacca, The Wicker, 10:00am.
Sadacca, The Wicker, 10:00am.
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Workers outside The ACE Centre on The Wicker, after the flood, 10:10am.
Workers outside The ACE Centre on The Wicker, after the flood, 10:10am.
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Mud covered pavements, The Wicker.
Mud covered pavements, The Wicker.
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Firemen on duty following the night of flooding, 10:15am.
Firemen on duty following the night of flooding, 10:15am.
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Wicker from Nursery Street, 10:10am.
Wicker from Nursery Street, 10:10am.
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Debris showing height of previous evening's water, Nursery Street, 9:45am.
Debris showing height of previous evening's water, Nursery Street, 9:45am.
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A Shop at Wicker
A Shop at Wicker
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Bennetts Fishing Tackle Ltd
Bennetts Fishing Tackle Ltd
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Bennetts Suffer
Bennetts Suffer
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Roads get their share
Roads get their share
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Cleaning up on the Wicker
Cleaning up on the Wicker
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"Open every day since 1952"
"Open every day since 1952"
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Bennetts fishing tackle shop devasted
Bennetts fishing tackle shop devasted
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Debris at Lady's Bridge
Debris at Lady's Bridge
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