Flooding is a long-standing problem for the communities of Barton, Barrow, and New Holland. Previous tidal flood incidents have impacted lives, businesses, and homes highlighting the need for improved tidal flood defences and for communities in the area to be better prepared. This presentation showcases the development and outline solution to reduce flood risk from the Humber Estuary around Barton-upon-Humber by Mark Adams, Senior Specialist with the Environment Agency, responsible for Flood & Coastal Risk Management, will be followed by…
Barton to New Holland Flood Alleviation Scheme Mark Adams explains the Environment Agency's plans to reduce flood risk along the Humber Estuary around Barton. This talk will take place in the Joseph Wright Hall.
Whether on our TV screens or in articles online or in print, the fact that the planet is changing rapidly is inescapable. But it is not just through reports that we see this change, we also experience it first hand in our towns, cities and villages. Jack Hatfield returns with an updated talk about how our flora, fauna and landscapes are changing and what this may mean for the future. The national and international trends will be considered but also…
Local sculptor, illustrator and Woodcarver to the Palace O. H. Boyd returns to discuss his involvement with the Royal Coaches, carving the Imperial Crown centrepieces for the Royal Diamond Jubilee Coach ’Britannia’, and, more recently, for the new King’s Carriage. £4 non-members.
Hidden History tells of Barton upon Humber's fascinating history through a collection of media including original and authentic photographs, video clips, narration and text.
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