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Thursday, 13 February 2014 08:21

Sunbury Flood Volunteers

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A group of local residents who don't know each other have come together through Facebook and set up a page to recruit volunteers who want to help in the community. They have arranged a meeting for 12.30 on Saturday 15th February at St Marys Church Hall, Sunbury.

All walks of life are represented and the volunteers have varying skills to offer, from humping sandbags, coordinating groups, sourcing and providing donations to helping with waterlogged furniture removal further down the line. 

It's important to stress that they are not a professional organisation as many of them haven't met each other face to face, so they do not have a hard agenda.

All residents are invited to attend and it's hoped that we can all assist the vulnerable and those affected by flood damage. If you would like to get in touch with the group by email they may be contacted on: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

To get an aerial appreciation of the Thames, including Kingston, Sunbury and Chertsey, click on the following BBC footage:

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-26146361

6 comments

  • Comment Link Alison Monday, 03 March 2014 12:11 posted by Alison

    All food donations should be taken to,
    St saviours church,
    Vicarage road,
    Sunbury.
    They run a food bank called restore who we are working closely with.

  • Comment Link John Hirsh Sunday, 16 February 2014 19:53 posted by John Hirsh

    Lisa, the co-ordination of volunteers and aid to flood victims is being run by Stuart Mann at the Council and he may be contacted on s.mann@spelthorne.gov.uk
    It was recognised very early on that, in order to avoid duplication of effort, the responsibility should rest with one individual and Stuart has been taken off his day-to-day duties to devote himself full time to this role.

    Muriel, you are right, it is the Council who should be approached re replacement of bins. 'Streetscene'is the department responsible.

    Ed

  • Comment Link Muriel Wallsgrove Sunday, 16 February 2014 12:58 posted by Muriel Wallsgrove

    From a practical point of view, and I guess this is really a message for the Council, Parke Rd has been under water with a brief respite since the 6th January. We had a refuse collection on the 3rd January, and again on the 31st January. The wheely bins that are not tied down or enclosed have floated off...! What are the plans?

  • Comment Link Liza Davis Sunday, 16 February 2014 07:59 posted by Liza Davis

    Hi

    I am trying to find out where I can donate food items and toilet paper.  Please could you tell me where I can drop these items off.

    Thanks
    Liza Davis

    Sent from my iPad

  • Comment Link Alison, Sunbury Flood Volunteers Saturday, 15 February 2014 21:36 posted by Alison, Sunbury Flood Volunteers

    The email account described above is no longer available please contact sunburysos@aol.co.uk

  • Comment Link Carol Friday, 14 February 2014 08:59 posted by Carol

    What a wonderful group of people!
    So much achieved already in so little time, with so much enthusiasm! God bless you all.

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