COTSWOLD MP Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown is due to host a meeting about flooding in the Cirencester area.
A spokesperson said: “This is an opportunity for residents of Cirencester as well as South Cerney, Cerney Wick, Siddington, Fairford and Lechlade to hear and ask questions of the continued flood resilience work taking place.
“But to also speak with officials from the county and district councils, town and parish councils, Thames Water and Environment Agency.”
More than 70 homes in Cirencester and the surrounding area flooded in the winter of 2020/21.
One family in Dugdale Road spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in 2020 bailing flood water out of their house, whilst another house in Coxwell Street suffered flooding in their kitchen.
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In December 2021 Thames Water installed a new sewer system connecting 850 existing properties in Chesterton to the network in efforts to reduce flooding.
The public meeting will take place on Friday, October 21 at 10.30am at Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester.
Questions should be e-mailed to elliott.chang@parliament.uk no later than Monday 17th October.
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