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Shropshire flash floods: Cleanup work starts after heavy rain

At AFC Telford, club director Steve Pryce thanked all the volunteers who helped to clear up on Friday, adding: “Non-league clubs like ourselves just run on people like that.

“Obviously, we still haven’t assessed the damage and financially what it’s going to cost us. There’s still a lot to do but it’s feeling a lot better than it did 24 hours ago.”

The club’s fundraising website said there would be an unanticipated financial outlay on remedial works to get the stadium back into shape, and there was also the potential for lost income should the club be unable to host matches.

It said all donations would go towards costs directly associated with the flooding, and any residual funds would be passed to the AFC Telford United Foundation to support its work in the community.


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