Extract from The Guardian 5th August 2016 Experts warn that time is running out to prevent similar devastation caused by last year’s floods as National Flood Resilience Review is delayed This government review, launched to pinpoint ways to prevent a repetition of last winter’s devastation, has just been postponed. The National Flood Resilience Review, chaired… Read more »
Community involvement – the key to great SuDS projects
Through coordinating the Lost Effra Project, a south London based initiative with community involvement in creating SuDS at its heart, it is easy to see the many benefits that involving local people in creating grassroots SuDS can bring. Read more
New report provides authoritative scientific assessment of climate change risks to UK
Climate change is happening now. Globally, 14 of the 15 hottest years on record have occurred since 2000. Changes to the UK climate are likely to include periods of too much or too little water, increasing average and extreme temperatures, and sea level rise. The report concludes that the most urgent risks for the UK… Read more »
National Flood Forum Bulletin June 2016
Welcome to the National Flood Forum June 2016 Bulletin. In this issue they raise questions about a BSI Kite Mark scheme which is believed could mislead consumers about flood protection products. There are articles about the newly formed Radcliffe Flood Action Group six months after the Boxing Day floods and from Dr Richard Jones of… Read more »
Presentation on Flooding in Southwell and PhD project
Labadz Wells et al 2016 extreme event and NFM project Southwell View the presentation given by Dr Jillian Labadz and Josh Wells (PhD student) of Nottingham Trent University, Brackenhurst campus at the British Hydrological Society on 15th June 2016
Natural Flood Management project at Brackenhurst
Funding for natural flood management at Brackenhurst Read about the submission to request £2K from the Southwell Flood Fund held by Nottinghamshire Community Foundation.
Community Resilience Day – a resounding success
We thank everyone who attended – from youngsters who enjoyed exploring the emergency vehicles… to residents who found out more about resilience….to other Nottinghamshire communities who enjoyed the opportunity to share experiences….to our guests …. to Wardens who completed, refreshed or were trained in the required elements to carry out their role as a Road… Read more »
Road Closure Training at Community Resilience Day 2016
Over 30 Wardens refreshed or completed their Road Closure Warden training. We are grateful to Notts Fire and Rescue, Nottingham County Council Emergency Planning and Southwell Town Council for delivering the training. Wardens signing the attendance list and receipt for their kit Additional kit supplied… Read more »
Exhibitors at the Community Resilience Day 15th May 2016
These exhibitors gave their time and resources to support our ‘Supporting a Resilient Southwell” campaign British Red Cross Western Power Distribution Trent Rivers Trust Trent Rivers Trust demonstrated their SuDS model, attracting the attention of East Midlands Today. … Read more »
Outside displays at the Community Resilience Day 15th May 2016
The following organisations kindly gave their time and resources to support our event to raise awareness of community resilience and the role of the emergency services and others who are deployed in an emergency. Notts Police Emergency Planning Notts Fire and Rescue Service Environment Agency … Read more »
