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Last Updated: Monday, 13 August 2007, 08:10 GMT 09:10 UK
Flood appeal fund close to �500k
Flooding in Bristol Road, Gloucester, pic by Mr L James
Parts of Gloucester were badly flooded, pic by Mr L James
The Gloucestershire Flood Relief Fund, set up to help victims of July's deluge has now collected almost �500,000.

It was launched by the mayors of Tewkesbury and Gloucester - two of the worst hit areas - and contributions have been made from around the world.

The fund has also been given charitable status allowing organisers to claim tax relief on donations.

A special dedicated website is due to be launched to allow people to donate money online.

Cash or cheques made payable to the Gloucestershire Flood Relief Fund can still be paid in at any UK branch of the HSBC.




SEE ALSO
Mayors' flood appeal tops �250k
30 Jul 07 |  Gloucestershire
City mayor launches flood appeal
27 Jul 07 |  Gloucestershire

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