He added: “The water goes in through underneath the main electric cupboards and, of course, they’ve got to turn the electric off in case it all blows.”
“Most places have got gas hobs anyway so we can eat, we can put water onto the gas hob, we can put tinned food on to the gas hob. We can cope with the no heating.
“But a lot of the people on the site are vulnerable so they do have to go because they need the heating.”
BCP environment councillor Andy Hadley said: “We know this must be a worrying time for the residents of Iford Bridge Home Park and Redhill and Wheatplot Homes Sites impacted by flooding.
“Our team, along with emergency services, are currently on-site provide information, support and reassurance to those affected.”
