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Flood Heroes

Killington Lake services staff Ben Slater, Kalum Heywood-Byatt and Kirsty Heywood are congratulated for going the extra mile during Storm Desmond.
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Flood Heroes - motorway service staff came to the rescue

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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Community rallies round 85-year-old retired farmer

Sarah and David Benjamin, pictured with BBC broadcaster John Craven. Sarah and David Benjamin, pictured with BBC broadcaster John Craven.
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Sarah answered cry for help when homes flooded

Michael Ryan who helped a woman in the floods. Michael Ryan who helped a woman in the floods.
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Scout leader Michael Ryan rescued woman from water

Tom Lynch. Picture: Clare Malley Photography Tom Lynch. Picture: Clare Malley Photography
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Weather watcher Tom hailed a Flood Hero for quick-thinking actions

Jason Grobbelaar Jason Grobbelaar
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Mechanic Jason Grobbelaar gifts elderly gentleman with car to visit his hospitalised wife

Angie Leonard and Allyson Ingall Angie Leonard and Allyson Ingall
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Angie Leonard made it across flooded town to help friend of more than 20 years

Martin Stanbridge Martin Stanbridge
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Sandylands volunteer Martin Stanbridge

Flood damage at Kendal's IBIS Sports & Social Club. Flood damage at Kendal's IBIS Sports & Social Club.
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Sedbergh builder Eddie Lord and his team

The Rev Jean Radley, of St George’s Church, Kendal The Rev Jean Radley, of St George’s Church, Kendal
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: The team of volunteers and the Rev Jean Radley at St George's Church, Kendal

Carl Scrivens braves the flood waters on December 5. Carl Scrivens braves the flood waters on December 5.
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YOUR FLOOD HEROES: Self-employed farm worker Carl Scrivens hailed for his efforts in Glenridding

David Cameron hosts a reception in Downing Street to celebrate heroes from the floods earlier on in the year, and at the end of last year.He will present the 500th Point of Light and meet the four winners for the rest of the week, all flood related, in David Cameron hosts a reception in Downing Street to celebrate heroes from the floods earlier on in the year, and at the end of last year.He will present the 500th Point of Light and meet the four winners for the rest of the week, all flood related, in
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Prime Minister David Cameron backs Westmorland Gazette's Flood Heroes Initiative

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Gazette invites readers to nominate their Flood Heroes

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COMMENT: Help us to recognise the unsung flood heroes of Westmorland

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