Council builds riverside path from recycled tyres
“Thanks to our residents for their patience while we completed this work, which will help even more people enjoy this ...
Tag: River Loddon
Owner forced to put pet to sleep after suspected poisoning
A dog owner has issued a warning over walkies after he had to put his “shadow” to sleep following a ...
Environment Agency uses local flood group as national example
“Those that had flooded felt that nothing was being done to mitigate future events. The partnership was set up to ...
Residents in Swallowfield and Spencers Wood come together to air fears over new quarry proposal
RESIDENTS are vowing to fight plans to build a new quarry on land that separates two villages. More than 200 ...
River Loddon bursts banks causing severe flooding across Winnersh, Hurst and Woodley
Parts of the Winnersh roundabout by Showcase Cinema have been closed due to flooding, with traffic being re-directed.
Borough hit by flooding as rivers burst their banks from heavy rain
The Environment Agency has issued amber flood alerts across the borough for the River Loddon, the River Thames, the River ...
FLOOD ALERT: River Loddon bursts banks at Winnersh, Swallowfield residents urged to move possessions
Mill Lane in Sindlesham is currently closed due to flooding Picture: Phil Creighton A WARNING has been issued to residents ...
Loddon Bridge: Park and Ride site starts to flood
Parts of the old Park and Ride site at Loddon Bridge started to flood earlier today - and with more ...
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