yorkshire water is now running a 24/7 operation to remove water from the village. from paul murphy. the village of kilham is under siege. its sewers and drains are struggling to cope. it's been this way since early december, and it's brought misery to many of those living here. just on a practical level, what has life been like for you and for your fellow villagers? yeah, i think we've suffered on west end quite a bit. lots of our neighbours haven't been able to use their downstairs toilets, but we, in fact, had a sewage back—up coming in from the main sewer in the street into our inspection chamber, which filled it almost to the top so that we then couldn't use any of our facilities. yorkshire water says the problem is that the water table has never been so high, and somehow that water is getting into the sewers, and that system can't cope. now as we all know, we've had huge amounts of rainfall in recent months, and that has led to very high levels of ground water, the stuff stored in the rocks beneath our feet. and in many communities across the east yorkshire wo

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