Residents on Clydach Terrace in Ynysybwl, Wales, sell their flood-damaged homes to the local council for a reported total of £2.5 million, according to the available reports. The homes are described as having been repeatedly left underwater in recent years following severe flooding. Residents say the flooding has caused lasting effects, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), after ongoing experience of damage and disruption to daily life. The reports also describe flooding severe enough to leave vehicles submerged. The sale to the council is presented as a resolution for the affected residents, shifting ownership away from households that have repeatedly faced inundation. While details of timing, the number of properties involved, and the council’s plans for the site are not provided in the supplied text, the accounts agree on the location, the flooding history, the reported compensation amount, and the presence of PTSD among residents. The reports frame the deal as a step away from repeated flood impacts for the people affected on Clydach Terrace.