This event is for residents who were affected by the flooding in Acton Bridge, Weaverham, Little Leigh & Crowton.
It’s a drop in session over 3 hours at the Riverside Pub in Acton Bridge. Highways and Locality officers will be attending for a drop in session to talk to any residents who would like an update.
When it is happening
Date & Time | Venue |
Thursday 2 December 2021 15.00-18.00pm | The Riverside, Acton Bridge, CW8 3QD |
Title: Flooding Engagement Events – Winter 2021- 2022
Summary: To inform Members the Council will be holding several Flood Engagement Sessions locally in some of the worst flood affected areas of the Borough.
Background
Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Cabinet will view proposals detailing the Council’s plans to help reduce the impact caused by flooding on residents, businesses and communities in the borough this week. Over the coming weeks officers have also arranged a number of hyper local engagement sessions in some of the worst affected boroughs to talk to residents about what work the Council has been doing since Storm Christoph. Separate discussions will be held in Northwich.
What is happening
The purpose of these events is to listen to and understand resident and business concerns
To let residents know what the Council has done and will be doing on their behalf
Promote proactive activity from residents and businesses
- Stage 1 Information – Preparation or self-help.
- Officers will offer basic advice and guidance about what residents can do to help themselves e.g. how can I access sandbags and use them effectively
- They will sign post to existing sources and information and assets e.g. link to .gov website advice, Floodhub etc. https://thefloodhub.co.uk/
- Confirm what has been happening in the local area (by the Council)
- Promote Community Resilience Plans (noting they are not flood plans)
- Gain local intelligence
- Stage 2 information – what can I do to protect myself if there is still a problem?
- Stage 3 information – who to contact in the Council or partners if there is still a problem