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Landslip reported at Bervie Braes Evacuation advised after landslip
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Police are deciding whether to evacuate homes at the Bervie Braes in Stonehaven after a series of landslips. Residents living under the threat of a major landslide in Stonehaven have been advised to evacuate their homes.
Aberdeenshire Council said there is heightened concern following a series of slips in the early hours of Wednesday at the Bervie Braes.
There are reports that at least one property at the landward end of the cliffs has been badly damaged after mud and trees crashed through its roof.There are reports that at least one property at the landward end of the cliffs has been badly damaged after mud and trees crashed through its roof.
The site has been cordoned off and meetings have been taking place to determine if the area needs evacuated. Residents seeking advice should contact a helpline on 0845 608 1206.
Aberdeenshire Council has previously written to more than 60 residents warning them they may have to leave. The local authority has urged people living in the affected area to seek alternative accommodation as a matter of urgency.
The council said it was ready to assist and have asked all residents to register at St Bridget's Hall.
Earlier this week, Aberdeenshire Council wrote to more than 60 residents warning them they may have to leave their homes amid concerns of a landslide.