VOICED : Southwest England battles floods and reco

Southern England is experiencing its worst winter rainfall in 250 years, causing severe flooding. Rivers are overwhelmed, operating at reduced capacity, and properties are affected. The government, led by David Cameron, has allocated funds for flood repairs, but residents find it insufficient. Despite the stress, communities show resilience by supporting each other. Some areas have been flooded for weeks, impacting livelihoods. Access to certain villages is only possible via amphibious vehicles, highlighting the need for more assistance.

What is the current state of the rivers in relation to their capacity?

What challenges are people facing in the village of New Chimney due to the floods?