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OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:17

speciaal voor Manuss

OnoMatopee schreef op 26 jun 2019 om 16:07:

Posted on: June 26th, 2019
Posted by: Adil Kotia
Categories: National,Yorkshire

The next phase of work on a major project to protect Leeds from the risk of flooding has been confirmed after the contract for it to proceed was signed today.

Leeds City Council has agreed a contract worth £75.98million with contractor BMMjv, a joint venture between BAM Nuttall and Mott MacDonald, to carry out the first step of the two-step approach to the next phase of the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme. This follows planning approval which was granted earlier this month.

The announcement is a significant milestone as it confirms work will start on site, likely to be before the end of the year, for the range of works along the River Aire including the Kirkstall Corridor and upstream which were badly hit by the Christmas floods in 2015.

The project, being managed by Leeds City Council and the Environment Agency, will see linear defences provided along the 8-kilometre stretch upstream of Leeds Station. It will focus on three key areas – Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills, Kirkstall Abbey and Kirkstall Meadows.

At Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills, the defence works include new protective walls, a new higher bridge to improve water flow and two new control structures on the goit which can close when the river levels become too high.
A new structure will be built at Kirkstall Abbey in front of Kirkabbey Sluice Gates which will limit the amount of water during high river levels going down the goit channel. The structure will also be a walkway that could open up new views.
The proposal at Kirkstall Meadows is to transform 2.4 hectares into a wetland habitat and also feature kingfisher banks, otter holts and wetland scrapes for fish. A new flood embankment will reduce flood risk to the adjacent railway line.

HS2 will be mentoring the Leeds session at our HS2 Economic Growth Conference!

This work will be supported by a flagship Natural Flood Management programme delivered by the Environment Agency. It will work with partners and landowners to deliver a range of measures, such as the creation of new woodland, woody debris dams and wetland areas, which can slow the flow of rainwater into the river, helping to reduce the risk of flooding and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Additional planning approvals will be sought from the relevant authorities as the catchmentwide programme develops.

Landscaping works will also be carried out to benefit the environment and wildlife, and to improve access to amenities. This will include two new bridges, improvements to footpaths and new natural areas.

This first step of work can proceed using the funding already in place from the government, Leeds City Council and other stakeholders. It will offer a one-in-100-year level of protection against the risk of flooding. Talks are continuing over securing the additional funding needed to complete the £112.1m phase two of the scheme in full, with a second step of works to follow to lift the whole scheme up to a one-in-200-year level of protection, as has been identified as being needed for Leeds following the Christmas 2015 floods.

The £50m phase one of the scheme, featuring state-of-the-art moveable weir technology to protect Leeds city centre and downstream to Woodlesford, was completed in 2017.

Leader of Leeds City Council Councillor Judith Blake said:

“This is a hugely important milestone for Leeds, as it commits us to getting this vital work done and hopefully underlines our commitment to doing everything to can to make our residents and businesses safe from the risk of flooding as soon as possible.

“We look forward to seeing work starting later this year, and we continue to explore every option in order to get the whole scheme completed in full as that is absolutely essential for the future of our city and all the communities who remain vulnerable to the risk of flooding.”

HS2 will be mentoring the Leeds session at our HS2 Economic Growth Conference!

Flood risk manager at the Environment Agency, Adrian Gill said:

“I’m really pleased that our joint project team has achieved this milestone. We are now able to begin work on the ground at pace making best use of the funds we have available.

“Our ambition is still to complete both steps of this second phase of the scheme. The first step will provide much better protection from the River Aire upstream of Leeds station through the Kirkstall area and out to Newlay.

“We are looking forward to this next stage of delivery and being able to share the detailed design of the proposed scheme with the residents, businesses and the wider community.”

BAM Nuttall CEO Steve Fox said:

“Our teams at BAM Nuttall and Mott MacDonald are proud to be awarded the contract for the second phase of Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme, building on our strong partnership with Leeds City Council and the Environment Agency.

“We’re looking forward to our continued collaboration, delivering our common goals to reduce carbon and protect residents and businesses in Leeds from flooding, as we work together to create sustainable environments for people and wildlife.”

Once the further funding has been secured and planning approval received for it, step two of the two-step approach would see the creation of a flood storage area near Calverley, with moveable weir technology used to allow water to be stored and then be released slowly back into the river in a controlled way.

Carrying out the second step would reduce the risk of flooding along the 20km stretch of the River Aire from the outer ring road to the west of the city, through the city centre and past Stourton.

As part of this work, investigations which are being carried out into the structure of the listed Apperley Bridge in Bradford to understand what alteration work is needed to reduce the impacts of flood risk. The bridge would be restored to retain its appearance and protection would be provided underneath to reduce erosion.

A new flythrough video has been released explaining the works planned for phase two of the scheme in full along the river, which can now be seen at www.leeds.gov.uk/fas

Updates on the scheme and information on the scheme can be seen on twitter @LeedsFAS. To sign up for newsletters updates email: lfas@leeds.gov.uk

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:21

het laatboek ligt vol geparkeerd met vakantiegangers, lekker neerzetten en zien wat het werd als ze terugkomen.

manuss 26 juni 2019 17:22

DANK JE OnoMatopee .Je staat nu bij mij in de boeken!

Utreg1960 26 juni 2019 17:24

quote:
HenkdeV schreef op 26 juni 2019 16:47:
[...]

Daar noem je ook wel een rijtje kwaliteitsfondsen op Boldie. Die zouden in geen enkele portefeuille misstaan:-).

:-) Met zo neusje kan hij beter steeds putjes kopen ipv aandelen ;-)
Geheid binnen een jaar dan miljonair.

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:24

132k uptick dat zal ze leren

Utreg1960 26 juni 2019 17:27

quote:
boldie schreef op 26 juni 2019 16:48:
[...]rest ook niet al te best hahhaahhaah maar goed opdrachtjes 85 miilj en koers doet weer eens geen ruk

Heijmans gaat er wel lekker door hoor ;-)

Utreg1960 26 juni 2019 17:28

quote:
OnoMatopee schreef op 26 juni 2019 17:24:
132k uptick dat zal ze leren

Norge stapt weer in :-))

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:30

kost al moeite om op unch te sluiten

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:31

en 51k bestens ask voor de veiling die 3,78 lonkt

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:36

slot 3,80 213393 stuks

HenkdeV 26 juni 2019 17:36

quote:
OnoMatopee schreef op 26 juni 2019 17:31:
en 51k bestens ask voor de veiling die 3,78 lonkt

Vandaag niet meer:-).

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:39

lekker vol

Bijlage:

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:41

..en ineens is de 3,78 bid ingetrokken na slot.

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:44

President niet tevreden met aantal volgers.
(ABM FN-Dow Jones) De Amerikaanse president Donald Trump vindt dat grote technologiebedrijven zoals Google, Facebook en Twitter vooringenomen zijn tegen de Republikeinse partij en tegen zijn politieke boodschap en daarvoor zouden ze moeten worden aangeklaagd. Dat zei Trump woensdag tijdens een interview op televisiezender Fox.
"Deze mensen zijn allemaal Democraten", stelde Trump over Google, Facebook en Twitter.
Trump was vooral verbolgen over Twitter, het medium dat hij veelvuldig gebruikt om standpunten of nieuwtjes te verkondigen en zo en passant ook vaak de financiële markten te beïnvloeden.
Volgens de president zou hij veel meer volgers hebben als het bedrijf hem niet zou tegenwerken. Hij hoort namelijk regelmatig van mensen dat zij hem niet kunnen volgen op Twitter, meldde Trump. "Ze maken het heel moeilijk voor mensen om mij te volgen op Twitter en maken het veel moeilijker voor mij om mijn boodschap over te brengen", aldus de president.
Als oplossing zei Trump dat er mogelijk wetgeving nodig was om meer concurrentie te creëren tussen sociale mediabedrijven. "Deze technologiebedrijven proberen de verkiezingen te beïnvloeden", aldus Trump. "Ze zouden moeten worden aangeklaagd voor hun vooringenomenheid."
Een woordvoerder van Twitter zei tegen Fox Business dat bij veel prominente gebruikers het aantal volgers is gedaald, omdat Twitter actiever nep-accounts verwijdert, om kwaadaardig gedrag van zulke accounts op de sociale media te voorkomen.
De Amerikaanse president heeft wereldwijd momenteel 61 miljoen volgers op Twitter.
De aandelen van de genoemde bedrijven leken niet erg onder de indruk van de nieuwe bedreiging. Alphabet, het moederbedrijf van Google, daalde 0,4 procent. Facebook noteerde 0,3 procent hoger en Twitter won 1,5 procent.
Door: ABM Financial News.

verwaande kwast, maar er valt bijna wat te lachen als het niet zo ernstig was.

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:47

Daar hebben we hier gelukkig de AFM voor en daar verderop de SEC

het medium dat hij veelvuldig gebruikt om standpunten of nieuwtjes te verkondigen en zo en passant ook vaak de financiële markten te beïnvloeden.

Opsluiten in de cel die door Hilary niet gebruikt werd.

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 17:49

short unch 25-6

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 18:18

www.engineering.com/BIM/ArticleID/193...

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 18:25

Britain's Largest Concrete Repair Project Wins Diversity Award
Construction News Image
The £100 million M5 Oldbury viaduct repairs project has been recognised for its diversity.

A joint venture consisting of BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure and VolkerFitzpatrick (bmv) won CIHT's 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Award for the project.

The award recognises those who have created an environment where individuals feel they are welcome, can do their best work and can thrive.

Overall, the Oldbury scheme involves concrete repairs and waterproofing along a two-mile section of the ageing viaduct in the West Midlands. The development is believed to be the largest concrete repair project, by value, ever carried out in Britain.

hss

The project team are working on a proactive long-term strategy, to access communities, educational organisations and other employment initiatives to recruit talent from both traditional and non-traditional routes.??

The award was presented at the CIHT's 14th annual ceremony on Thursday 13 June, at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London.

Andrew Hugill, director of policy and technical affairs for CIHT, said: "The Oldbury Viaduct Major Renewal Scheme has seen diversity and inclusion championed from the top and driven through the whole organisation and supply chain. The bmv JV has displayed fresh thinking and their wide range of initiatives have all been measured and the outcomes are impressive."

OnoMatopee 26 juni 2019 18:34

youtu.be/ElQ2r5zFC_o

westleedsdispatch.com/video-fly-throu...

boldie 26 juni 2019 18:49

quote:
OnoMatopee schreef op 26 juni 2019 18:25:
Britain's Largest Concrete Repair Project Wins Diversity Award
Construction News Image
The £100 million M5 Oldbury viaduct repairs project has been recognised for its diversity.

A joint venture consisting of BAM Nuttall, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure and VolkerFitzpatrick (bmv) won CIHT's 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Award for the project.

The award recognises those who have created an environment where individuals feel they are welcome, can do their best work and can thrive.

Overall, the Oldbury scheme involves concrete repairs and waterproofing along a two-mile section of the ageing viaduct in the West Midlands. The development is believed to be the largest concrete repair project, by value, ever carried out in Britain.

hss

The project team are working on a proactive long-term strategy, to access communities, educational organisations and other employment initiatives to recruit talent from both traditional and non-traditional routes.??

The award was presented at the CIHT's 14th annual ceremony on Thursday 13 June, at the De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London.

Andrew Hugill, director of policy and technical affairs for CIHT, said: "The Oldbury Viaduct Major Renewal Scheme has seen diversity and inclusion championed from the top and driven through the whole organisation and supply chain. The bmv JV has displayed fresh thinking and their wide range of initiatives have all been measured and the outcomes are impressive."

lekkere opdrachten vandaag. Nu de koers nog

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