from EA web-site:
Floodgate
Floodgate Ltd.
49-51 Lammas Street, Camarthen, Wales,
SA31 3AL
Tel: 01267 234205
Fax: 01267 232752
Email: sales@floodgate.ltd.uk
Website: www.flojavascript:void(0)
Publish Postodgate.ltd.uk
Awarded Kitemark for:
Door board
Floodguards Systems Ltd.
Brunninghams Farm, Heath Ride, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3QJ
Tel: 0845 500 0077
Fax: 0845 500 0088
Email: sales@floodguards.com
Website www.floodguards.com
Awarded Kitemark for:
Door board
Window board
Patio board
Airbrick Cover
And new: Rapidam barrier flood defence system
Geodesign Barriers Ltd.
3 Fore Street, Topsham, Exeter, Devon, EX3 0HF
Tel: 01392 876100
Fax: 01392 874407
Mobile: 07890 983239
Email: britt.warg@palletbarrier.com
Website: www.palletbarrier.com
Awarded Kitemark for:
Pallet barrier flood defence system
Flood Ark Limited
The Forge, The Street, Lyng
Norwich, Norfolk, NR9 5QZ
Tel: 01603 879977
E-mail:info@floodark.co.uk
Website: www.floodark.co.uk
Awarded Kitemark for:
Door board
Window board
Patio board
Airbrick cover
Total Flood Solutions
Unit 1 & 2 Pontarddulais
Workshops, Pontarddulais,
Swansea, SA4 8SG
Tel: 0845 456 7175
E-mail: info@flodef.com
Website: www.totalfloodsolutions.com
Awarded Kitemark for:
Building Skirt Systems
Flood Sentry
WT (UK) Limited
Sales and Head Office
Trent House, 3 Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, ESSEX, EN9 1NA
Tel: 01992 766816
Email: info@floodsentry.com
Website: www.floodsentry.com
Awarded Kitemark for:
Building Apperatures (Air Bricks)
Bauer Inner City
Bauer Inner City
Dallam Court
Dallam Lane
Warrington
Cheshire
WA2 7LT
Tel 01925 428940
Fax 01925 244133
Email: info@bauerinnercity.co.uk
Web: www.bauerinnercity.co.uk
Awarded Kitemark for:
K-System temporary demountable flood defence system.
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Tuesday, 21 August 2007
Friday, 17 August 2007
moving on ... Rakey Reports
Tewkesbury Abbey Hall meeting:
The Environmental Agency held an open house for flood victims. I joined Andy Springett talking to Anthony Perry, Area Flood Defence Manager - Lower Severn and the following points were noted:
1. The flood level, for example, in Bewdley was only four inches up their new defences whilst six inches or more higher than the 1947 level at the Mythe and elsewhere.
2. The build up of the Avon and the Severn surge was possibly the main reason for the unusually high levels here. Gloucester docks was below 1947 level and Maisemore was at about 1947 level.
3. We will be given the records of the levels for the last few Deerhurst area floods for comparison.
4. We will be given photographic evidence of the 2007 flood with the highest level boundaries shown and compared to those of the 1947 levels.
5. The EA will supply any information they have to assist us draw up a proposal for improved defences.
6. They will sympathetically consider requests for financial aid to rebuild the presently damaged banks (i.e. Gov't promised aid).
7. They wish us to request them to investigate the gates 'banana' effects, potential strength, need for supports etc. I believe that they would like to take the responsibility for the gates from TBC.
8. They do not really want to discuss our pumps. This is a TBC problem.
9. Mr Perry (who knows our banks well) agreed to meet us (the Deerhurst CP Committee only) next Friday, 24 August, at the Church gates, at 9.00 am, for a flood defence discussion and a walk around the banks and gates. I was requested to invite our MP to the meeting.
10. He would be happy to attend a full village meeting at a later date.
11. There is some EA sceptism about the promised increase in Government aid as the figures quoted include 'coast line defences' and are for 2010.
12. No assistance was offered for clearing our village of the stagnant water.
The Environmental Agency held an open house for flood victims. I joined Andy Springett talking to Anthony Perry, Area Flood Defence Manager - Lower Severn and the following points were noted:
1. The flood level, for example, in Bewdley was only four inches up their new defences whilst six inches or more higher than the 1947 level at the Mythe and elsewhere.
2. The build up of the Avon and the Severn surge was possibly the main reason for the unusually high levels here. Gloucester docks was below 1947 level and Maisemore was at about 1947 level.
3. We will be given the records of the levels for the last few Deerhurst area floods for comparison.
4. We will be given photographic evidence of the 2007 flood with the highest level boundaries shown and compared to those of the 1947 levels.
5. The EA will supply any information they have to assist us draw up a proposal for improved defences.
6. They will sympathetically consider requests for financial aid to rebuild the presently damaged banks (i.e. Gov't promised aid).
7. They wish us to request them to investigate the gates 'banana' effects, potential strength, need for supports etc. I believe that they would like to take the responsibility for the gates from TBC.
8. They do not really want to discuss our pumps. This is a TBC problem.
9. Mr Perry (who knows our banks well) agreed to meet us (the Deerhurst CP Committee only) next Friday, 24 August, at the Church gates, at 9.00 am, for a flood defence discussion and a walk around the banks and gates. I was requested to invite our MP to the meeting.
10. He would be happy to attend a full village meeting at a later date.
11. There is some EA sceptism about the promised increase in Government aid as the figures quoted include 'coast line defences' and are for 2010.
12. No assistance was offered for clearing our village of the stagnant water.
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