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Important details from the Health Protection Agency for residents whose homes have been flooded.
Please also see (leaflets provided by the Health Protection Agency):
For the latest Flood situation please check;
For additional information please also see;
Following the recent floods have you been approached by someone offering to help you fill out your insurance claim? If so, read these advice sheets and check the
Advice has also been issued by the Department of Communities and Local Government to all authorities regarding this issue. Please see the Letter to the Chief Executive and the Advice Document for further details.
Expert advice and support is being offered to flood-hit businesses in the midlands by Business Link West Midlands.
For further information please visit the flood-hit businesses page.
As a result of the recent flooding, some residents have had to or may need to leave their homes. In these circumstances, residents can apply for a council tax exemption, which means they will not have to pay council tax on the affected property for an initial period of up to six months.
Where properties have been structurally damaged and in need of major repairs, and residents are unable to live in their homes after six months, then a further exemption can be claimed for an additional six months.
In order to claim an exemption, properties must be unoccupied due to flood damage.
Anyone wishing to claim an exemption can telephone on 01789 260990 or call into any Stratford-on-Avon District Council office.
There have been reports of rogue traders attempting to profiteer from the recent damage caused by the floods. If you have been approached by traders who you are unsure about you can contact your nearest trading standard office. Contact details can be obtained from the trading standard website, by entering your postcode.
Click here to visit the trading standards website
The National Red Cross Flood appeal is helping to support and assist people affected by the flooding. More information can be found on their website;
Visit the British Red Cross website
See how the Red Cross grant helped Stratford-upon-Avon
Downloads:
Flooding Insurance Advice (75KB PDF)
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Insurance Advice letter from Communities and Local Government (54KB PDF)
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EA flood leaflet - Advice before a flood (555KB PDF)
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EA flood leaflet - Advice during a flood (449KB PDF)
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EA flood leaflet - Advice after a flood (368KB PDF)
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HPA - Health Advice after a flood (57KB PDF)
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External links:
Environment Agency Floodline website
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Health Protection Agency - Flooding Advice
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British Red Cross
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Red Cross Grant Helping Stratford-upon-Avon
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Association of British Insurers
See also:
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Flood-hit businesses
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