Residents of Kennford will be asked to talk about their experiences of last month's devastating flooding today.
A series of drop-in events is being held in the worst affected places in Devon, where residents can talk to local councillors and representatives of South West Water and the Environment Agency.
They're hoping lessons can be learned on how to respond to future incidents.
Today's session takes place from noon till 7pm at the Kenn Centre.
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