Lost village revealed as drought lowers water levels
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Lost village revealed as drought lowers water levelsImage source, Joe Giddens/PA WireImage caption, The remains of buildings, which were once part of Nether Hambleton, have been revealedPublished12 August 2026, 09:33 BSTUpdated 8 minutes agoThe remains of a lost village that was demolished and flooded to create a reservoir have been revealed as the country continues to face drought conditions.Low water levels at the Rutland Water reservoir have uncovered buildings, which were once part of the village of Nether Hambleton.Residents, along with other small villages including Middle Hambleton, were relocated to other areas before the buildings were demolished and the area flooded in the 1970s to create the reservoir.The creation of the reservoir, which involved damming the Gwash valley near…
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