Third drop-in session for flood-hit residents
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- Devon residents affected by flash flooding in September are being invited to a drop-in session
- The sessions have been set up to help inform Devon County Council's flood investigation report
- More than 200 homes were flooded after widespread flooding across the county
Residents affected by flash floods in Devon are being invited to a drop-in session as part of a council investigation.
Devon County Council said the session will be held at Haberton Parish Hall on Tuesday between 15:35 BST and 19:15.
It is the third drop-in session since flash floods hit in September.
Torrential rain caused widespread flooding across the county, including in Dawlish, Torquay and Exeter.
More than 200 homes were flooded, the authority said.
The council said the experiences of people at the meeting would help inform a flood investigation report.
It also said the aim of the report was to highlight the extent of flooding and what was needed to help communities.
Gary Taylor, Teignbridge Council's executive member for planning, said pervious drop-in sessions at Kenton and Topsham provided "valuable information" to the authority.
He said: "This shared local knowledge will undoubtedly help identify how we can increase resilience in the future, when extreme, unexpected weather events occur in our area.”
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