Yeah Greetland originally. Those woods were my playground as a kid! That 1m bank they built doesn't look to have worked then! How bad was it?
I'll have a look and and send what I can find.Have you got the facebook links for the Hebden appeal page Shirl? Took a load of stuff to Christ Church this morning but they're ok for toys and clothes so if Hebden need them I can probably sort some out.
I've got my niece staying here tonight. She still has no electricity at home and the remains of her business are piled up on the street awaiting collection for the dump
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Miffumroid?
I've got my niece staying here tonight. She still has no electricity at home and the remains of her business are piled up on the street awaiting collection for the dump
It's ok. Thanks though. She is sorted. Her house is fine apart from the electricity and her insurance will cover all the damage although getting insurance again will be difficult. There are many people here much worse off but it's those who's homes are trashed that are by far the worst hit.Is there anything I can do? I can't do much in terms of cracking on with it as Al is back to work but I can ferry about or help find 'stuff' she might need.
Is her house ok apart from the leccy?
But our nasty bastard tory mp doesn't give a toss about most of the Calder Valley. He knows he's hated in Hebden so won't be shouting for help for anyone here.
He's a twat.Didn't realise there was a thread on here. Glad you're ok Shirl and Glitter, it must be heartbreaking to see, though. So many people uninsured, too, don't know how they'll get back on their feet.
It's been shit in parts of Salford and Manchester, too, but nothing like Yorkshire's had it. Roll on Wednesday when the next storm arrives
I have to say that if I'd just lost my livelihood and my home, and came across this guy, I'd probably decline, not too politely.
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Indeed, creepy Rainbow Ralph, always available for creepy hugs no matter what the occasion. I can put up with a certain amount of Hebden's alternativey spiritual crap but he gets my hackles right up.He's a twat.
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I was in there about an hour ago. Still some tidying to do but open and they will be fine for NYE. (further flooding allowing)For some reason every time the Calder Valley floods I'm away on holiday. Back today just after the power went back on to my street, house fine. most of Tod seems to have recovered remarkably quickly. Feel a bit guilty to completely avoid any hardship and the worst part of the volunteering effort. I'll see if they need more help cleaning up the Golden Lion tomorrow as I'd like somewhere to go out on NYE.
Thank you for thinking about me - I'm not in the UK at the moment and the boyfriend's house is thankfully OK. A friend's flat's been flooded though.Thoughts with all affected Take care @Glitter @Shirl. York is looking grim this morning - we seem to have avoided the worst here in East Yorks.
@Sweet Meiga How's things with you? (not sure if you're in the area over Xmas).
I was in there about an hour ago. Still some tidying to do but open and they will be fine for NYE. (further flooding allowing)
I may be in there myself NYE so if you are in there I'll be the woman staring at everyone wondering if they are lazythursday
Indeed, creepy Rainbow Ralph, always available for creepy hugs no matter what the occasion. I can put up with a certain amount of Hebden's alternativey spiritual crap but he gets my hackles right up.
"we love devotional chanting". Bet their neighbours don't.He used to be from here (Cambridge) and is certainly full of himself. You can keep him please.
OMG he's an even bigger twat than I knew. Why didn't you keep him there you bastardHe used to be from here (Cambridge) and is certainly full of himself. You can keep him please.
I feel sick just looking at that This town doesn't need any more nuttersHe even has a page for free hugs, including a hotline for emergency flood hugs: FREE HUGS in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire