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I've been censored by Bolingbroke Parish Council, from the website, for showing photographs of the floods in Old Bolingbroke. Apparently I'm the cause of houses not being sold because, allegedly, the photographs are putting people off buying. The photographs show the result of a heavy rainfall in the village. I was reproached for mentioning the words, "severe flooding", in the descriptions, which is correct in as much as some houses were flooded and that those very words were used by the Parish Council -

"PARISH EMERGENCY PLAN/DIRECTORY for Parish Councils in the district of EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL.

NAME OF PARISH: Bolingbroke.

PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLAN: Mrs Wendy Done (Clerk).

Old Bolingbroke because of its low lying location surrounded by hills is at risk from water courses overflowing into the village. The following locations are considered most at risk as identified following the severe flooding in 1986 & 2007:

(a) Moat Lane – Beck prone to overflowing vicinity of The Watermill.
(b) Back Lane - Beck prone to overflowing vicinity of Normandy Farm.
(c) Hagnaby Road – Dykes in Hareby Lane and Hagnaby Road prone to flooding from near the junction of Hareby Lane southwards to Kings Court.
(d) Horncastle Hill – Flooding can occur at the foot of hill near the War Memorial which contributes to the problem at c) above.
(e) West Keal Road – Flooding can occur at the foot of the hill in the vicinity of Holly Cottage.
(f) Hagnaby Road – Dykes in the vicinity of Glebe Cottage prone to overflowing."

I haven't been able to verify the number of houses flooded, but was told, "three or four", which isn't an accurate figure. It could be three, four, more, or even less. It was 'severe' as far as the village is concerned because it doesn't happen very often - four times since 1986.

I was there during every occasion and 1986 could probably be described as being the worst. Crops were washed out of the fields and tree branches could be seen floating down this road. On another occasion the flood water lifted huge chunks of road, about 150mm thick at the junction of Back Lane and Hagnaby Road, which made it impassable.

In my opinion, the people buying into the village have more rights than the people wishing to leave, so the photographs should not be censored.