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September Wells is this very picturesque market town in Worcestershire, surrounded by beautiful rolling hills and countryside. And it's mainly known for its pump rooms. It's got this stunning

timber-clad building, which was used as a spa and bathhouse when these mineral springs and wells were discovered in the town in the 1800s.

And that's when the term wells was added onto the end of Tembury to give it the name that we know of it today.

The town has this very long history which is all very much connected to water.

This winter, the water has fallen and fallen on Tembury Wells.

In October and again at the end of last month, when Storm Burr battered the UK with torrential rain and high winds.

The quaint shops and red brick homes of this market town in the Midlands were flooded with murky brown water.

And Jessica Murray, who reports from the area for The Guardian, went there to see how people are coping.

So when I arrived after the floods, it was just a scene of complete chaos and devastation in the town centre.

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