Frank King's readings of flood levels at 33 Gough Way (21 October)
Letter from Residents' Association to the Environment Agency (19 November 2001)
Message from Councillor Malcolm Schofield (23 November 2001)
Recommendation by Chris Wagner that there be a balancing pond (25 November 2001)
Reassurance from Thomas Rochford about sewage contamination (28 November 2001)
Letter from the Environment Agency page 1, page 2 (29 November 2001)
Planning decision (30 November 2001)
Reply from the Environment Agency to letter of 19 November (7 December 2001)
Articles by Chris Wagner about the Bin Brook (January 2002)
The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology has set up a Flood Forum
The Environment Agency has a map of our flood plain
Letter to the Environment Agency (20 January 2002) and their reply (page 1 page 2)
On 13 February Mr Woonton of the Environment Agency came with one of his senior colleagues to meet the Bin Brook Action Group. The meeting was constructive. They promised to try to come back next month for a public meeting. Meanwhile, they will review their programme of work, which was already heavy before October 21.
Personal technical letter from Chris Wagner to Mr Nigel Woonton of the Environment Agency (25 February 2002)
Press release by the Environment Agency about a new guide that advises homeowners, small businesses, planning authorities and developers how to make properties more resistant to flooding (26 February 2002)
Report of the Public Accounts Select Committee titled `Inland Flood Defence' (1 March 2002)
Map of the extent of the flooding
Briefing by the Norwich Union
Unconfirmed record of the public meeting on 25 April 2002
In an email dated 9 May 2002, the Bursar of Corpus Christi College has written
``Dr Oliver Rackham attended the Public Meeting on the flooding of the Bin Brook as one of the Fellows of the College most interested and most knowledgeable about ecological and land matters. He has not recently been a member of the College Committees that deal with detailed issues relating to College estates or investments. Dr Rackham would therefore not necessarily have been aware of any proposals in relation to the College's land at Barton Road.
Regarding the general situation in respect of the College's holdings in the area, the College has entered into an Option Agreement with Ashwell for much of its land to the north of Barton Road. Ashwell will be promoting that land (possibly, according to a recent report in the Cambridge Evening News, along with other neighbouring land to the west of Cambridge) for development within the Structure Plan review process.''
Meeting on 18 May 2002 to consider plans for a Coton Countryside Park
