Check your flood risk
07 October 2004, 10:59 AM
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Check your flood risk
www.environment-agency.gov.uk/subjects/flood
Click on floodline, "Am I at risk of flooding?" then enter your postcode.
Boat yards boom time!
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Click on floodline, "Am I at risk of flooding?" then enter your postcode.
Boat yards boom time!
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07 October 2004, 11:25 AM
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says Im safe (and I am cause Im at the top of a hill) although travel down my street 3 months ago plenty of houses were flooded and they dont seem to be at risk
07 October 2004, 12:33 PM
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More alarmist bollox: says there are no flood defences in our area.
So what are those 12 foot banks that keep the Trent in place then?
HMGovernment playing into the hands of insurance companies. just watch how many policies get cancelled now.
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Alcazar
So what are those 12 foot banks that keep the Trent in place then?
HMGovernment playing into the hands of insurance companies. just watch how many policies get cancelled now.
: : SighAlcazar
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07 October 2004, 12:51 PM
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Yep my house sits right in the middle of a flood plain according to their site 
What is reality is that we have an underground stream piped under the road down to the river - this stream is tiny and comes down to the pipe in a cutting that has 8 foot of banks either side so is going to require one hell of a continual rainstorm to flood that high. The Medway which is the river it feeds into is going to have to flood most of Maidstone before it gets as high as our house I better replace the scoob with a boat on the drive just in case
What is reality is that we have an underground stream piped under the road down to the river - this stream is tiny and comes down to the pipe in a cutting that has 8 foot of banks either side so is going to require one hell of a continual rainstorm to flood that high. The Medway which is the river it feeds into is going to have to flood most of Maidstone before it gets as high as our house I better replace the scoob with a boat on the drive just in case
07 October 2004, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Habgood
Getting a DNS message for the site.
Perhaps it has been flooded with enquiries/hits
Perhaps it has been flooded with enquiries/hits
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07 October 2004, 01:57 PM
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No flood risk here in Scotland then
Now... what was that landslide thing at Lochearnhead that I was stuck in for 4 hrs on August 18th this year..
Must of been my imagination
Now... what was that landslide thing at Lochearnhead that I was stuck in for 4 hrs on August 18th this year..
Must of been my imagination
07 October 2004, 10:09 PM
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My house and indeed the whole plot is apparently in the flood zone, I have known this area for 35 years, and the plot itself has never been floodod, the road alongside has, but not the plot, am I worried, nah, we built the house higher to cope with it, there'd be about 200 houses get wet before we do!!!
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Originally Posted by lightning101
Doesn't recognise scottish postcodes in my area
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