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Council ‘steps up’ to tackle flooding of gardens near Newport 'despite dispute'
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (341+ words) A councillor says Telford & Wrekin Council has ‘stepped up to the plate’ to help solve a flooding problem near Newport. The flooding in back gardens at Mulberry Close, in Church Aston, has been an issue rumbling on for 12 months and…...