Carlisle Flood Action Group

Carlisle flooded badly in 2005 (1600+ properties) and December 2015 when Storm “Desmond” caused the inundation of nearly 2,200 properties in the City some to a depth of 2m. – a previously unrecorded depth. The Carlisle Flood Action Group (CFLAG) was formed in January 2016 following a community meeting of affected residents and is a founding member of CRAGG.- an amalgamation of 10 community groups based in Cumbria. John Kelsall, CFLAG Chair, Vice Chair of CRAGG Paul Barnes.

Reports -

Cumbria Strategic Floods Partnership and how they provide an overview of flood risk management across the County;

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yq6W0pYkF_QM0PSkaO9ndI4BQpveBDon

Two Years and Counting – is anybody making a note?
Thoughts upon post “Desmond” Flood Risk Management progress by John Kelsall,
Chair of the Cumbria River Authorities Governance Group (CRAGG)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11roaIzukGMzq7XLC-aLNWNDY4raqUG8a

Carlisle Flood Action Group – Response to Environment Agency and Cumbria County
Council
City of Carlisle - Option Meetings – Rivers Eden, Caldew and Petteril including Rickerby, Willowholme, Denton Holme and Caldewgate.
Environment Agency - Options Descriptions and Comment

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1xSjcWQV0isvZ2qlohdWI2YXGv5Qljjl4

Storm Desmond Carlisle 12 months on

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4Nif92HisPOSUxEWE01QzZjUFk