The River Ise flooded and turned pathways into waterways near Kettering's skate park this Sunday.The River Ise flooded and turned pathways into waterways near Kettering's skate park this Sunday.
The River Ise flooded and turned pathways into waterways near Kettering's skate park this Sunday.

Rivers Ise floods Kettering skatepark

The rivers Ise and Welland flooded over the weekend (October 26 and 27) leaving Kettering's skatepark under water and flooding several fields around the village of Caldecott.
By Phoebe Radford
Published 28th Oct 2019, 12:30 BST

There were also photos on social media showing extremely high water levels at Kettering's Wicksteed Park.

One resident took to Facebook to ask why Kettering Council has not managed the River Ise, because the skatepark is prone to flooding.

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One passer-by rolled his trousers and removed his shoes to make it through the water.

1. Wading through

One passer-by rolled his trousers and removed his shoes to make it through the water. Photo: Glyn Dobbs

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There was also flooding further north near Caldecott, seen in this photo taken from Rockingham Church. The river Welland had burst its banks.

2. Welland Valley flooding

There was also flooding further north near Caldecott, seen in this photo taken from Rockingham Church. The river Welland had burst its banks. Photo: Glyn Dobbs

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The flooding filled several fields just outside Caldecott.

3. Blue fields

The flooding filled several fields just outside Caldecott. Photo: Glyn Dobbs

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