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Post by kerny on Nov 26, 2012 20:50:19 GMT -1
Has anyone been affected by this lousy weather, I have been lucky where I live due to being quite high up.
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Post by izzetafox on Nov 27, 2012 14:39:59 GMT -1
Me too. top of the hill thank goodness.
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Post by philpot on Nov 27, 2012 19:36:28 GMT -1
Not so lucky, we had two tankers all day on Sunday but the water did not get into the house thanks to the highways dept who respond to us really well. We were on red alert yesterday but now down to amber and the wind has changed so the rain clouds are heading back inland. We are waiting to find out if we will be affected by the insurance changes next year, it could well be that we wont get insurance in future. Because we flooded back in 2007 with a rebuild cost of £45k and contents at £21k, I guess we could find ourselves with no cover. We love our cottage but we are very concerned what will be the outcome.  Phil |
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Post by kerny on Nov 28, 2012 17:11:58 GMT -1
Not so lucky, we had two tankers all day on Sunday but the water did not get into the house thanks to the highways dept who respond to us really well. We were on red alert yesterday but now down to amber and the wind has changed so the rain clouds are heading back inland. We are waiting to find out if we will be affected by the insurance changes next year, it could well be that we wont get insurance in future. Because we flooded back in 2007 with a rebuild cost of £45k and contents at £21k, I guess we could find ourselves with no cover. We love our cottage but we are very concerned what will be the outcome. Phil Phil my in laws live just outside Bridgnorth right on the river Severn and the riverbank is only 25ft from there front door they have been flooded twice but have no problem getting insurance as yet. Fingers crossed you stay dry mate. |
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