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A sizeable, well-proportioned, detached family home set in a generous plot with large front driveway and landscaped rear garden situated in the popular village of Corntown with local amenities, schools and heritage coastline close by. Composite front door flanked by 2 windows to the side, opening to ENTRANCE HALL, (7'1" x 21'10"), wood effect floor, pendant ceiling lights, quarter turn stairs rising to first floor with useful storage cupboard and separate WC under. WC, (5'7" x 2'8"), floor, tiling to low level walls, wc, ceramic wall mounted wash hand basin (vanity storage under) pendant ceiling light and high-level frosted window. Bay fronted SITTING ROOM, (15'10" x 10'10"), fully carpeted, pendant ceiling light, fireplace with marble hearth and timber surround, wall mounted up lights and double glazed window overlooking the front garden. DINING ROOM, (10'11" x 12'8"), fitted carpet, pendant ceiling light, large bay window to front. Sizable open plan KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST/ SITTING SPACE, (23'5" max x 13'4" max), tile effect floor, LED spotlights to kitchen, multiple wall and base mounted units, roll top work surface continuing to breakfast bar peninsula (with drinks cooler under), integrated 'Bosch' oven and grill, induction hob (extractor over), fridge/freezer, dishwasher, ceramic 1 1/2 sink and drainer with a large window to the rear garden above. Pendant ceiling light and tile effect floor continues into sitting space with lockable glazed door to SUN ROOM, (11'5" x 13'4"), tile effect floor, pendant glass roof, multiple LED spotlights, dual aspect with lockable door, sash window to rear and additional bi-fold doors out. Separate UTILITY ROOM, (7,11" x 8'9"), ceramic tiled floor, fitted ceiling lights and base mounted units, roll top work surface over, stainless steel sink, drainer and glazed door out to the garden. Internal door opening to GARAGE, (17' x 7'11"), level concrete floor, boarded ceiling with fitted lighting, wall mounted 'Baxi' boiler, access to fuse board with manual up and over door opening to front driveway.L-shaped first floor LANDING, (6' max x 16'9"), fitted carpet, pendant ceiling light, window to front elevation and separate attic hatch (with retractable ladder). BEDROOM 1, (12'2" x 12'9"), fully carpeted, pendant ceiling lights, large window with elevated views to the front with walk in wardrobe and additional en-suite off. Walk in wardrobe, (4'6" x 6'7"), carpeted, pendant ceiling light with open storage shelves and hanging rails. Modern EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM, (7'6" x 6'8"), tiled floor, LED spotlights fitted to ceiling, modern low-level WC, corner mains fed shower enclosure, free standing ceramic wash hand basin with vanity storage, under lighting over large window to the front. BEDROOM 2, (10'9" x 15'9"), fitted carpet, pendant ceiling lights, blank of fitted wardrobes, matching dresser, bedside tables and large window to front garden. BEDROOM 3, (11'11" x 9'9"), fitted carpet, pendant ceiling light, access to airing cupboard and large window to the back garden. BEDROOM 4, (13'4" x 8'7"), fitted carpet, ceiling light, integrated 1 1/2 wardrobe and window to the back. To the front a natural stone walled boundary and pillared entrance opens to sizable front driveway with grass lawn to the side and small brook running through. Rear garden has been landscaped with family living in mind compromising a large composite deck seating area stepping down to flat lawn, stock beds, gravel area and timber shed to the far corner with secure gate opening directly onto the local green space/playpark.
The marina operates three hours either side of high water between 07:00 and 22:00. Please contact the Harbour Master at least 48 hours in advance if you would like to access or exit the marina outside of these hours. The Harbour Master will then see if this can be accommodated. The marina operatives can be contacted on VHF channel 80 and via phone on 01656 815715 or 07580 947347. If you need help getting to your berth, please contact the marina operatives.
If Watergate, Corntown was previously purchased in a poor state of repair and then refurbished throughout, we would expect it to sit within a new price range starting at £613,000 and possibly fetching up to £671,000.
Flooding in London has been a problem since Roman times.[1] In 1954, the Waverley Committee, established to investigate the serious North Sea flood of 1953 which affected parts of the Thames Estuary and parts of London, recommended that "as an alternative to raising the banks, the possibility and cost of erecting a structure across the Thames which could be closed in a surge should be urgently investigated".[2] A number of designs were put forward, from a huge road viaduct with two 500 foot (150 m) sluice gates crossing the Thames at Crayfordness to flap gates lying on the river bed and floated up by compressed air.[3][page needed] By 1965, when the Greater London Council (GLC) took over responsibility, two major schemes were under consideration, costed at £24 million and £41 million respectively (£500 million and £800 million at 2020 prices).[3][page needed]
The barrier protects central London against a storm surge, caused when a deep depression forms to the north of Scotland and progresses across the North Sea and south-easterly towards southern Scandinavia. When such a surge coincides with a high spring tide, the high winds associated with the depression can funnel the water up the Thames Estuary and cause surges of up to 3.5 metres (11.6 feet). The planners assessed that in the absence of a barrier, such a surge could inundate 45 square miles (117 km2) of land, put hospitals, power stations and the London Underground out of action and cause damage estimated in 1966 at £2 billion[4] (about £50 billion at 2020 prices). The barrier was designed to provide a flood defence capable of resisting a once in 1000 year surge tide at a base date of 2030.
The concept of the rising sector gates was devised by (Reginald) Charles Draper. In 1969, from his parents' house in Pellatt Grove, Wood Green, London, he constructed a working model. The novel rotating cylinders were based on the design of the taps on his gas cooker. The barrier was designed by Rendel, Palmer and Tritton for the Greater London Council and the concept tested at the Hydraulics Research Station, Wallingford.[1] The site at New Charlton was chosen because of the relative straightness of the banks, and because the underlying river chalk was strong enough to support the barrier.
The Thames Barrier and Flood Prevention Act, authorising construction, was passed in 1972. In 1974 the GLC placed the two major construction contracts. Civil construction was undertaken by a Costain/Hollandsche Beton Maatschappij/Tarmac Construction consortium.[3][page needed] A separate contract for the gates and operating machinery was placed with the Davy Cleveland Barrier Consortium, formed by Davy McKee Ltd of Sheffield and Cleveland Bridge UK Ltd.[5][3][page needed]
Work began at the barrier site in 1974 and progressed in two phases. The southern piers (9 to 6) were built first, with river traffic diverted to the north side, then traffic routed through the completed southern spans whilst the north side piers (1 to 5) were built. During construction of the piers, precast concrete sills were built in a cofferdam on the north side of the river and floated out and sunk between the piers to form the gate recesses, with access tunnels at the upstream and downstream ends.[6]
Built across a 520-metre (1,710 ft) wide stretch of the river, the barrier divides the river into four 61-metre (200 ft) and two approximately 30-metre (100 ft) navigable spans. There are also four smaller non-navigable channels between nine concrete piers and two abutments. The flood gates across the openings are circular segments in cross section, and they operate by rotating, raised to allow "underspill" to allow operators to control upstream levels and a complete 180 degree rotation for maintenance. All the gates are hollow and made of steel up to 40 millimetres (1.6 in) thick. The gates are filled with water when submerged and empty as they emerge from the river. The four large central gates are 20.1 metres (66 ft) high and weigh 3,700 tonnes each.[12] Four radial gates by the river banks, also about 30 metres (100 ft) wide, can be lowered. These gate openings, unlike the main six, are non-navigable.[citation needed]
A Thames Barrier flood defence closure is triggered when a combination of high tides forecast in the North Sea and high river flows at the tidal limit at Teddington Lock indicate that water levels would exceed 16 feet (4.9 m) in central London. Though Teddington marks the Normal Tidal Limit, in periods of very high fluvial flow the tidal influence can be seen as far upstream as East Molesey on the Thames.[13]
On 27 October 1997, the barrier was damaged when the dredger MV Sand Kite hit one of the piers in thick fog. As the ship started to sink she dumped her 3,300-tonne load of aggregate, finally sinking by the bow on top of one of the barrier's gates, where she lay for several days. Initially the gate could not be closed as it was covered in a thick layer of gravel. A longer-term problem was the premature loss of paint on the flat side of the gate caused by abrasion. The vessel was refloated in mid-November 1997.[19]
The area in 1854, after completion of the Monklands Railway route to Westfield, but before the spread of industry. The Bathgate flour mill was later purchases by George Wolfe, and the site redeveloped.
The gable ends at the east of the West Lothian shovel works building. The left hand gable, skewed to fit the land boundary, appears to have been a later addition, and bridges a burn that feeds the Bathgate Water.
The lies, deception, and stomach-churning performances carried out by his family in a bid to avoid justice saw police officers make the traumatic and blood-curdling discovery of Logan lying pale, cold, and alone in the water of the River Ogmore dressed in mismatched pyjamas. Unlike his mother and stepfather the emergency services provided Logan with more care and concern than he had received in a very long time as they fought to save his life. 59ce067264
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