Torrential rain sees Londoners’ homes flooded with sewage

Channel 4 News published this video item, entitled “Torrential rain sees Londoners’ homes flooded with sewage” – below is their description.

The stark warning about the future of the planet by the United Nations report into climate change, included increased flooding and this summer, parts of London have been inundated three times in as many weeks.

One of those affected was Scarlett Maguire, whose west London flat was flooded with sewage along with those of her neighbours.

She’s made this report about the devastating effect it had on their property.

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1 thought on “Torrential rain sees Londoners’ homes flooded with sewage”

  1. I applaud Scarlett for highlighting this problem that many have lived with for years as water companies have failed to invest in essential infrastructure. I live in one such community in Deal in Kent and we have suffered 11 flooding events in the last 15 years. We even took the matter to OFWAT to no avail as there are so many exclusions available to water companies to absolve them of their responsibility and, in effect, make the regulator unable to take action. There needs to be action at the level of central government to amend the Water Industry Act to give the regulator powers to do its job properly.

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