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Brechin businessman's Storm Babet council row over breached flood wall

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Part of the flood defence wall collapsed due to the River South Esk overflowing. Fred Murray filled 140 sandbags and used them to put a temporary measure in place. He was later asked by the council to remove the sandbags amid concern they could further damage the already weakened road. Angus Council risk and resilience chief Jacqui Semple insists the council understands Mr Murray’s efforts.

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Brechin businessman's Storm Babet council row over breached flood wall

Fred Murray, of FB Murray, is at odds with Angus Council over his efforts to plug the 30m hole in the town's flood defence wall.

2 years ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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Brechin businessman's Storm Babet council row over breached flood wall

Fred Murray, of FB Murray, is at odds with Angus Council over his efforts to plug the 30m hole in the town's flood defence wall.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Press & Journal broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Monday, October 23, 2023.

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