Gilberdyke in the summer of 2007 was flooded like many other locations around the UK.  The Gilberdyke Parish Council and the Gilberdyke Flood Group sought to investigate this event and has made efforts to try and solve the problem for future years.  A statement from the Parish Council on funding has been produced and a report by the Mason Clerk Associates who carried out the survey of the area can be found on this WEB site.

Press release

Goole Times Press Release 16/4/09  - gooletimes.pdf (3.7mb)

The Mason Clerk Report

This report is in three parts:

DOC1  J3795-01-KEY.pdf (1.3mb)

DOC2 J3795-01-COMPLETE MAP.pdf (3.5mb)

DOC3 13_10_08 Assessment Report on Flooding Issues at Gilberdyke.pdf (38.9mb)

Supplementory to the final report, the Gilberdyke Parish Council have obtained and hereby publish the draft working documents that illustrate the stages and processes the Gilberdyke Flood Action Group together with Mason Clark Associates qualified engineers undertook during the production of the final report.  Therefore these working draft documents should be regarded as information only to illustrate the process at all those concerned and endured.

First draft document  (547kb) This document was produced May 2008
Second draft document  (37.9mb)This document was produced September 2008

Maintenence of dykes and drains in Gilberdyke have taken place in recent months and are projected to continue.  Information can be found at this page.

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