Thursday, 28 January 2016

A Good Start to our New Years Training

It was excellent to welcome our friends and colleagues from surrounding towns and parishes to our first training meeting yesterday evening. An interesting discussion was had by all and hopefully some good links made to help future cooperation between us. Thank you to Barney our H&S Officer for presenting this important part of our training. The training notes are now up on the appropriate part of our blog so please do download and look through.

Many thanks for your continued support


We look forward to seeing you soon


Kind Regards


Paul Robertson


Senior CEV Coordinator

Thursday, 14 January 2016

Flood Alert lifted...

The flood alert that has been in place for two weeks has been lifted by the environment agency today as river levels return to normal

Kind regards


Paul Robertson

Monday, 4 January 2016

Flood Alert Update

Flood Alert is still in force for Bradford on Avon. The expected rain for today has missed Bradford so far although some has fallen in the upper Avon Catchment so will work its way down to BoA over the coming 6-12 hours. River levels are not as high as Friday although the river is still fast flowing as of lunchtime today,

River at lunchtime today

Please keep safe


Kind Regards


Paul Robertson

Senior CEV Coordinator

Saturday, 2 January 2016

Flood alert continues...

The flood alert continues for the River Avon at Bradford on Avon. The river levels have gone down quite a lot over night however more rain over the catchment will cause the levels to rise again tonight. We continue to monitor the river although we have not called out the volunteers yet.

Kind regards


Paul Robertson
Senior CEV Coordinator

Friday, 1 January 2016

Images of the River today

The River is up! Some photos taken earlier today

2ft from the Bullpit

Steps Covered up

The river is running quickly

The river level marker

Water close to covering the path under the railway bridge



Barton Farm Pack Horse Bridge nearly covered

Helping put up the barriers at St Margarets Hall
 
Whilst the river is great to see please take care near the river and never enter flood water