Isbourne Catchment Group – AGM Minutes from Tuesday 21st March 2024 5.30pm Cleeve Room Abbeyfields Winchcombe. ICG Group Members Present – Jem Williamson, Richard Wakeford, Annette Dawson, Sue Morris, & Andy Thomas. Others Present – Ros Davies, Tristan Bailey, Jim
Please find attached the minutes of the ICG AGM held at the Winchcombe Museum earlier this month. Also attached are presentations by Webdy Bufton on progress over the last year and finally a presentation by Josie Lynch on new methods
Isbourne Catchment Group – AGM Minutes from Tuesday 30th November 2021 6pm Sedgeberrow Village Hall. ICG Group Members Present – Jem Williamson, Richard Wakeford, Sue Morris, Andy Thomas and Annette Dawson Others Present – Wendy Bufton WCC, Brian Smith Environment
Copy of a letter to Annette Dawson explaining the Flood relief work being carried out on the River Isbourne at Sedgeberrow: “Thank you very much for your email regarding the works at Sedgeberrow, and my apologies for not contacting you
Update June 2021 Despite a challenging couple of years, with two wet winters and a pandemic, the Natural Flood Management (NFM) project delivered jointly by Worcestershire County Council (WCC) and the Environment Agency (EA) with the support of the Isbourne
The following report was given by Wendy Bufton of Worcester County Council: Follow the link to view the report PDF
Isbourne Catchment Group – AGM Minutes from Monday 9th November 2020 on Zoom. ICG Group Members Present – Jem Williamson, Richard Wakeford, Sue Morris, Andy Thomas and Annette Dawson Others Present – Wendy-BuftonWorc County Council, Lucy Clark-University of Gloucestershire, Chris
Isbourne Catchment Group Annual General Meeting – Chair’s Report 9th November 2020 This AGM is clearly different to previous meetings, being virtual in response to the on-going pandemic restrictions, but its objectives remain the same:- to quantify and review the
Please find detailed below an update for the NFM project on the River Isbourne catchment. Beesmoor Brook Works at the Charlton Abbotts estate has now been completed. 11 woody dams have been placed along the tributary referred to as ‘Cole’s