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Critics say new homes unsuitable for flood-hit town

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Proposals for new homes have sparked fears history could be repeated after a previous development was partially blamed as a cause of flooding three years ago. The plot south of Bickley Close in Besthorpe, a village next to Attleborough in Norfolk, is currently earmarked for up to 110 houses. It is causing concern as work on a nearby development on Norwich Road led to a stream being blocked which contributed to about 130 homes being flooded in 2023, a Norfolk County Council investigation found.
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Anglian Water to look at restrictions on businesses

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Anglian Water to look at restrictions on businesses Wed, August 12, 2026 at 6:33 p.m. UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Businesses could soon be affected by water restrictions as part of plans being considered by Anglian Water, it has emerged. The company, which serves seven million customers predominantly in the east of England, said it would explore banning non-essential use of water for businesses if supplies fall further.
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Anglian Water to look at restrictions on businesses

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Follow Anglian Water to look at restrictions on businesses Wed, August 12, 2026 at 2:33 PM EDT Businesses could soon be affected by water restrictions as part of plans being considered by Anglian Water, it has emerged. The company, which serves seven million customers predominantly in the east of England, said it would explore banning non-essential use of water for businesses if supplies fall further.
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