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Cumbria floods: Unpredictable but not unforeseeable

Even at the best of times, it is hard to predict the future. To forecast an unprecedented flood is harder still, and to protect effectively against such a flood hardest of all. Yet the serious flood damage in Cockermouth and other parts of Cumbria over the past few days ought nevertheless to be a wake-up call to Britain. We could be much better at calculating flood risk than we are and we should give...

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Cumbria Floods Appeal

An appeal has been launched by the Cumbria Community Foundation to help residents and loal businesses who are victimes of the floods. Details can be found be logging on to Cumbria Community Foundation's website www.cumbriafoundation.org or by calling the dedicated phone line 01900 820827. Cumbria County Council has promised £50,000 and Allerdale Borough Council £25,000. The leader of Allerdale...

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How safe are Britain's bridges?

Following the collapse of six bridges in Cumbria, how worried should we be about the strength of others spanning our rivers? When Workington's Northside bridge, the Victorian stone structure that used to span the River Derwent in Cumbria, had its routine check in July last year, no reason was found to suppose it wouldn't last another 100 years. Then came last week's extraordinary torrent through the...

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In Review: Thought Bubble 2009

The weather gods seem to have it in for comics conventions. Hi-Ex is already infamous for its snow while this year, despite the rains that brought misery to Cumbria, Leeds was dry on the morning of Saturday 21 November but foggy – very foggy. The road layout in the centre of Leeds is, shall we say, challenging for non-locals but fortunately Saviles Hall is opposite the Royal Armouries museum...

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Light Up! Light Up! Hadrian's Wall to get Spectacular Light Show

Hadrian’s Wall – all 84 miles of it – will be bathed in light for one night only in March. A spectacular line of light will run along the entire coast-to-coast Hadrian’s Wall Path National Trail on Saturday, March 13. Lights will be placed at 250m intervals along the route – that’s around 500 illuminated spots stretching from Wallsend to Bowness-on-Solway in Cumbria....

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Instrument panel trestles

I had a go at making a trestle to support the P1 panel in the correct position without having to attach the coaming. The trestle sits on the fuselage floor and can be moved forward and aft slightly, to allow for easier access to the rear of the instrument panels. I'm more of a metal basher than a woodworker, so the end result, whilst functional isn't especially well engineered. I can live with that,...

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Rain, rain rain, beautiful rain

As a regular visitor to the Lakes I just wanted to record my feelings of shock and wonder as I watched news footage of the recent floods in Cockermouth . Having walked the 10 miles form Plumbland to Cokermouth a few years ago, I remember the bridges that have now gone and I remember walking through the town looking at the shops and sights. I think of friends who made their home in the town and wonder...

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A finished quilt and an amazing co-incidence!

I sat indoors this morning while the rain pounded on the windows and sewed round the last bit of binding on this strippy quilt...feet up on the table with the quilt on my lap. When the rain stopped I ran out to the garden to take a picture while it was dry! I need a record of this one as I want to sell it to try and raise some funds to help my daughter pay for a trip she wants to go on next August...

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Extra editions and blanket coverage: how local press dealt with Cumbria floods

Papers step up efforts to cover devastation caused by huge flooding - and pledge: 'We'll be here when everybody goes home'. Local newspapers in Cumbria have gone to extra lengths to provide essential information and coverage of the floods that have brought havoc to the region in recent days. The Times & Star , the weekly paper serving the west Cumbrian towns of Workington and Cockermouth, hit...

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Barrow co-boss seeks Trophy boost

Barrow joint-manager Darren Sheridan hopes Kettering are on a poor run of form when they face them in the FA Trophy first round.

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Bishop Praises Resilience of Flood Victims

The Bishop of Carlisle has praised flood victims in Cumbria, in the North West of England, for their resilience as he urged Christians to pray.

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Kelso - Late November Meeting

KELSO – Friday November 20th Going – Heavy (Soft in places) Given the horrendous weather that struck Cumbria and Southern Scotland in the preceding 24 hours it was a bit of a surprise that this meeting took place. The River Tweed had flood warnings and I’d pretty well expected this meeting would get called off. It’s testament to the drainage at the course that the meeting went...

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Cumbrian Floods

Cumbria has been having a very rough time with the floods, particularly in the North of the county around Cockermouth. The death of a police officer who was having to divert motorists was especially sad. Even though the old Westmorland area, where I used to live, has not been affected in such a devastating way it too is suffering from flooding with several roads closed and Ambleside having been cut...

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Bishop praises resilience in midst of floods

The Bishop of Carlisle has praised flood victims in Cumbria for their resilience as he urged Christians to pray

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Cumbria surveys devastation after worst floods in county's history

Thousands of homes and businesses cut off, while receding waters in Cockermouth reveal devastation Cumbria is facing up to the aftermath of the most severe flooding in its history, with thousands affected by the devastation. Many homes and businesses remain cut off in the county and several schools are shut. Six bridges have been destroyed, with the Calva bridge in Workington reportedly on the verge...