Four flood alerts remain in place throughout Shropshire
Flooding is still possible in four areas of Shropshire despite river levels continuing to recede.
The government has removed the county's last flood warning - meaning flooding is expected, immediate action required - in the last 24 hours.
But flood alerts - meaning flooding is possible, be prepared - are still in place for the River Severn in Shropshire, the Severn Vyrnwy confluence, the Tern & Perry catchments and the River Dee catchment in Whitchurch.
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As Shrewsbury and Ironbridge begin to recover from the devastating effects of recent flooding, the area around Bridgnorth, including Highley, Hampton Loade and Quatford, is the latest to have warnings removed.
Bridgnorth river level:
Shrewsbury river level:
Ironbridge river level:
Overcast weather is expected throughout today in Shropshire with glimpses of sun.
Scattered showers are forecast with a maximum temperature of 7C.
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The Shropshire Star has launched a #backtobusiness campaign to support the community following the floods. We want to use our platform to let people know when your business is back in action after the floods, how people can help, and to tell people about the customers and residents who have gone above and beyond to help.
#backtobusiness - how to take part
Let us know when your business is back in action after the floods
Let us know how people can help
Tell us about customers and residents who have gone above and beyond to help
We'll share the best stories with our readers and help Shropshire get back on its feet
TWITTER - use the hashtag #backtobusiness to share your stories with us
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