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Bridgewater Canal collapses from heavy rain

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Bridgewater Canal collapses from heavy rain

Bridgewater Canal collapses from heavy rain

The banks of Bridgewater Canal have collapsed near Little Bollington in Cheshire following heavy rain, flooding nearby fields and leaving barges stranded.

Drone footage showed the extent of the collapse that occurred early in morning of Wednesday 1 January.

Report by Etemadil.

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