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BoConcept was founded in Denmark in 1952 and has a long-standing tradition of modern design furniture with the highest functionality, design and quality. A wide range of Danish design furniture for the living room, bedroom, dining room and home office is waiting to be discovered in our stores. From stylish designer sofas and elegant dining room tables and chairs, through to practical wall systems and modern designer beds, our range offers many interior decoration ideas, complemented by modern home accessories. Almost all our designer furniture is modular and can be customised. Apart from our wide range of multifunctional furniture, you can also expect to be advised on the subjects of living and interior design in our stores. We can also visit you at home for an interior consultation if you so desire. All furniture, lamps and rugs can also be readily ordered from our online shop. Delivery and assembly is also available.If water is coming into your property now, do the following immediately.
Phone 999 and ask for the fire brigade. Follow the advice on what you should do. To report flooding, where you are not in immediate danger, contact the Environment Incident hotline.Being prepared for flooding could save your life and your property. Please follow the link to the Environment Agency's website, which includes the national flood map, to find out if you are at risk of flooding from inland watercourses and the sea. It includes a postcode search so that you can easily locate your property or land.The Environment Agency's website contains information on how the flood map should be read, and explains the likelihood of a flood. This should be read in conjunction with the flood maps to obtain a clear understanding of flood risk and how it affects you. If you have any questions regarding the flood map, please contact the Environment Agency direct.Attached to this page is an overview map of the Chichester District that illustrates flood risk from rivers and the sea. This has been extracted from Environment Agency data and should only be used as a summary of the flood risk in the Chichester District.
It should be noted that the flood maps illustrate the flood risk, assuming there are no flood defences in place. In many places there are good standard flood defences in place, and therefore the amount of floods experienced in the Chichester District are hugely reduced. Maintenance of flood defences is never guaranteed however, and so the flood maps illustrate a worst case scenario.Through experiences with land drainage in the past, Chichester District Council has built up some historic data on actual flood events. If you are considering buying a property or land in the District and are concerned about flood risk, you can write to us and ask that we conduct a search of our data for a specific property or piece of land. Please note however that there is a time charge is soon to be introduced for conducting a search and the response made will be purely based on our in-house records.Not all flood events are reported to us and therefore if we have no evidence to suggest that the property or land in question has ever flooded, it does not rule out historic flooding, it just means we are not aware of it.
If you would like us to conduct a search, please submit an Information Request by applying to the Council in writing with the following information:The information is held at the Council and provided in accordance with the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. Environment Agency - National Flood Risk Map In England, the Environment Agency has the strategic overview for flood risk management from all causes of flooding, including rivers, the sea, groundwater, reservoirs and surface water. The Environment Agency works with the District Council to make people aware of flood risk.Flooding is a part of nature. It is neither technically feasible nor economically viable to prevent all properties from flooding. The Environment Agency working in partnership with other authorities including the District Council, aim to reduce flood risk and minimise the harm caused by flooding. The Environment Agency take a risk based approach to this, to achieve the best results possible using the budget and resources available.
The Environment Agency have calculated that in England: Environment Agency - Flooding Information Flooding can affect your ability to get buildings and contents insurance.The Environment Agency produces maps detailing flood risks within an area. Most insurance companies have the same information. For further information go to the "Am I at risk from flooding" section.There are a number of guides that can help you to maintain a level of cover and in some cases reduce your premiums. See off site links for further information. Association of British Insurers insurance advice regarding flooding Environment Agency - Does flooding affect my insurance? Flooding on roads and highways are the responsibility of West Sussex County Council. They are the Highways authority for this area.Blocked drains and ditches can cause surface water flooding making roads impassable.If you see a blocked drains contact West Sussex County Council Highways or report it on the West Sussex County Council - report a problem
If a road is flooded please do not contact the Fire Brigade as they will not pump out water from highways in most circumstances.There are certain legal responsibilities and rights placed on land owners who have a watercourse that adjoins their land. This is known as "Riparian rights". For more information view the Environment agency - guidance for riverside ownersMain rivers are the responsibility of the Environment Agency.If you see a blocked watercourse or ditch contact the Environment Agency Incident hotline.If a major flood event occurs in Chichester, Chichester District Council may be required to operate its Emergency Plan. Dependant on the scale of the flood and what's affected, this will involve:There is a specific flood plan to cover the area of Selsey. This plan is owned by the Sussex Resilience Forum but maintained by Chichester District Council emergency planning.If you are in an area that is at risk of flooding, it is important that you make preparations to keep your home, business and those close to you safe.
Do not wait until flooding is imminent. Do not rely on your local authority to supply sandbags. It is your responsibility to make your own preparations.Although Chichester District Council have a supply of sandbags it may not be possible to deliver to all households that request them. Priority will be given to the most vulnerable and protecting infrastructure such as roads or electrical sub stations. In most cases there will be a charge for this service.Follow these suggestions to protect your property from flooding.1. Make a flood plan. This contains all the information you will needs should flooding occur. It will help you and others around you to take the necessary action calmly.2. It is not possible to completely flood proof your property however you can greatly reduce the flow of water be taking some simple steps:3. Create a ready bag. Environment Agency - Illustration on things you can do to protect your property Environment Agency - Personal Flood Plan template Environment Agency - Preparing your property for flooding publication
It costs households millions of pounds a year to repair the damage caused by flooding. There is a number of guides to steer you through the process. Floods – how to clean up your home safely [pdf 518kb] Local authorities are the lead organisation for recovery to any emergency. In the event of a major flood, Chichester District Council works in partnership with West Sussex County Council and other responders to work towards restoring the community back to normality.As with any adverse weather incident damage is caused there is always an increase in building companies offering their services. Be guided by your insurance company before instructing any builder to carry out works. Only use reputable building companies and never except the offer of a builder who knocks on your door. Advice on cold calling website for more information. West Sussex County Council Buy with Confidence scheme Checkatrade - Approved and vetted building contractors websites to find a reputable contractor.
You are responsible for ensuring all waste is properly disposed of. You may do this by hiring a skip or employing a licensed water carrier. Do not allow waste to be collected by someone who cannot supply a correct licence as you are committing an offence.If your property is being flooded, dial 999 and ask for the fire brigade.Do the following to reduce the effects of the water coming into your property. Do not wait until it is too late.Flood water is dangerous. Do not travel in heavy rainfall unless absolutely necessary.Do not drive through flooded roads. You could become stranded. Two feet of water is enough to sweep a car away. The road may be deeper than it looks.Do not attempt to travel on foot through flooded areas even if it appears shallow. Flood water can be fast moving and undercurrents can cause you to fall over and be swept away. Six inches is enough for you to be swept away. Manhole covers may be missing, increasing the risk of injury.If it is possible, check on your neighbours and offer assistance.