Shropshire councils get £600,000 flood money
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Flood exercises have taken place at the Ironbridge Gorge
Shropshire councils have been given more than £600,000 to spend over the next two years on reducing the risk of flooding.
The money has been awarded by the government as part of a national fund for councils across the country to increase awareness of flooding.
Emergency services recently carried out a flooding exercise at the Ironbridge Gorge.
Parts of the county have been severely affected by flooding in recent years.
- Published25 November 2010
- Published10 November 2010
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