Stories From Round Our Way
Stories From Round Our Way
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Stories from Round Our Way collects and tells the stories of people being impacted by climate change across the UK
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The podcast explores themes related to climate change's effects on local communities, businesses, and individuals, featuring episodes on topics like the struggles of Pontypridd businesses with flooding and insurance, the complications of climate change for pregnant women discussed by midwife Angie Willis, as well as the challenges faced by emergency responders like paramedic Andy West.

Stories from Round Our Way collects and tells the stories of people being impacted by climate change across the UK
In this story we hear from Abi and Steve Churchley, whose family home in Stockport, where they live with their two daughters, has been flooded twice in recent years, first in 2019 and again in 2025. They describe the shock of seeing their home submerged for a second time, the emotional toll of rebuilding, and the growing sense of uncertainty that comes with living in a changing climate.
Almost a year on from the most recent flood, Abby and Steve are still repairing the damage and looking to install property flood protection measures to safeguard their home. But their story is also one of community and resilience. After enduring the trauma of repeated flooding, they’ve turned their experience into action, creating a website and support network to help others through what can be an exhausting and isolating process. Together, they reflect on what it means to adapt, to rebuild, and to stay hopeful as climate change reshapes life in their neighbourhood.

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