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The Looe Flood Defence and Regeneration Scheme team have been working hard. Check out some of their work below :
12/04/2023

The Looe Flood Defence and Regeneration Scheme team have been working hard. Check out some of their work below :

06/04/2023

Today the centre of Looe floods up to 8 times a year - in less than 50 years time it will flood 60 times a year. By 2080 the town could see a 2104 style " big storm" every single year.



Looe has an unwelcome history of flooding. During the fortnightly spring tides, the sea routinely reaches the top of the quayside walls. When a storm occurs at the same time, the water comes over the quay wall and floods the surrounding areas. Environment Agency records show that currently the centre of the town typically floods four to eight times a year, putting more than 200 properties at risk.



Looe has been “lucky” on several occasions since 2014 where surges have not combined with high tides. In February 2020 the flooding, although significant, could have been so much worse.



The resilience of local residents, armed with sandbags and flood barriers, may well be enough to protect the town from all but the most severe storms today. However, the impact of climate change, with sea levels expected to rise by over one metre during the next 100 years, means that in less than 50 years most of the town will flood more often and to a greater depth, meaning that sandbags and flood boards become less effective.



This will see key areas such as the health centre, the police and fire stations, the main food stores and cafes and the fish market, the main roads, the Harbour and Millpool car parks and the railway line under water on storm and high tide days.



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The only way to ensure the future of Looe for the children and grandchildren of the people who live here now is to adapt to rising sea levels and the increasing risk of flood, taking steps to manage the risk now to allow time for the community to adapt to the new normal.



Visit https://letstalk.cornwall.gov.uk/looe-flood-defence to find out more



You can also watch a short film about flooding in Looe here https://youtu.be/6gfCtWmPC-4

GREAT NEWS - NORMAN IS HOMEBen and Emily found Norman earlier today and have taken him home after nearly four weeks miss...
21/01/2023

GREAT NEWS - NORMAN IS HOME
Ben and Emily found Norman earlier today and have taken him home after nearly four weeks missing.
The couple were contacted this morning by someone who had seen a black and white cat wandering about in a reserve seven miles from their home in Royston.
After studying the photos sent with the message, Ben and Emily thought it could be him. Emily immediately went to the area where he had been last seen and was searching for him when they had a phone call from another person who said they were actually looking at Norman sitting on a log.
Emily was directed to the log to find Norman was still there.
Norman is now safely back at home - much to the delight of Ben and Emily who were worried they would never see him again.
A huge thank you to everyone who contacted them with news of sightings, shared details of the search for him and sent messages of support. You have been fantastic.

08/01/2023

STILL MISSING - £1,000 reward for safe return of much loved cat Norman

Despite extensive searches of the area in and around Royston, Norman, who went missing on Christmas Day, has still not returned home.

Owners Ben and Emily are incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped to look for Norman during the past two weeks and are asking people to continue to keep an eye out for the black and white cat and to check their sheds, garages and other outbuildings.

Norman’s previous history as a rescue cat means that he is quite shy and so may be hiding somewhere too frightened to come out.

Anyone who thinks they have seen Norman is asked to contact Ben and Emily us at 07872302764 or email [email protected] ".

PLEASE HELP FIND NORMAN - £1,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO HIS SAFE RETURN. Norman went missing from his...
31/12/2022

PLEASE HELP FIND NORMAN - £1,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO HIS SAFE RETURN.

Norman went missing from his home in Royston, Hertfordshire, on Christmas Day and has still not returned.

Owners Ben and Emily have spent the past six days knocking on doors and handing out hundreds of flyers asking local people to check their gardens and outbuildings as well as posting information on social media. Whilst they have been received calls from some people reporting sightings, none have been of Norman.

Norman was previously a rescue cat who had been abandoned and the couple are worried about him being lost, frightened and alone somewhere.

The couple have now offered the reward for information leading to his safe return.

They are asking everyone living in and around Royston to look out for him and check in and around their properties. His previous history means he is quite shy and so anyone who thinks they have seen him should contact them at 07872302764 or email [email protected]

28/12/2022

CAN YOU HELP FIND NORMAN ?
Norman went missing from his home in Royston ( SG8 9DH) on Christmas Day. He has still not come home.
Can you help to reunite him with Ben and Emily by looking in and around your gardens, sheds and outbuildings.
If you see Norman please contact Ben on 07872302764 or email [email protected]

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