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    Terry raises an interesting point there in post 26...despite the almighty deluge no reports of flooding on the 'hospital plain'. If it didnt flood this time it will never flood. Was an oul red herring of an excuse that one.

    Ian if you keep plugging away you will eventually be heard if indeed you havent been already. The assortment of people who write to me from all directions can be amazing at times...I cant name names but many threads are watched with real interest i can tell you.

    So keep going young man..keep plugging away.

    We have heard many stories like that Jan about the river...many never materialise thats why the volunteers organised themselves on an early version of this forum years ago...it became riverwatch in time if my memory is right...anyone remember 'mum of five' and 'mum of seven' and all the guys, Ian was the inspiration among others, who got in the river and did it themselves..caused consternation at the time with officialdom.

    There are always pros and cons to these things..official EA guys will tell you why things cant be done in a certain way and sometimes they are difficult to argue with having the weight of authority on their side and the..well...expertise?

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