Fletcher Moss Park in Didsbury 'almost entirely underwater' as flooding causes chaos across Greater Manchester
Fletcher Moss Park in Didsbury is “almost entirely underwater” after the Mersey floodgates were opened on New Year’s Day.
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Fletcher Moss Park in Didsbury is “almost entirely underwater” after the Mersey floodgates were opened on New Year’s Day.
Flats have been evacuated and an emergency refuge centre set up after flooding in Stockport. The car park and ground floor at Meadow Mill building became completely submerged following the biblical rainfall on New Year's Eve.
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People hoping for a pleasant day out at the Trafford Centre have instead been left trapped in the car park amid traffic chaos at the site. Visitors have described children crying and people arguing and even fighting as cars were unable to even leave the places where they parked.