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Plans to demolish all Tapton Terrace homes after woman's flood death

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Plans to demolish all Tapton Terrace homes after woman's flood death
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Chesterfield Borough Council and the Environment Agency plan to demolish 26 homes on Tapton Terrace following the death of an elderly resident during flooding in 2023. Officials state that demolition is the only viable long-term solution due to the increasing risk of climate-driven flooding.

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This highlights the growing tension between climate change adaptation, public safety, and the displacement of communities in flood-prone areas.

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Image source, Supplied Image caption, Maureen Gilbert, 83, died after her house in Tapton Terrace was flooded in October 2023

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