The entrance to the proposed chicken farm site for Kinsey Hern (the so-called "Frogmore Farm") opposite the Cowsden Turn was flooded. Vehicles would have struggled to get access in the morning. Moor End Lane was impassable in the morning. By late afternoon when these pictures were taken it was possible to navigate it.
This was not an extreme event and neither was it unusual. Our question for the Environment Agency is what happens if the attenuation ponds at the proposed unit flood and this whole area is contaminated with the output from the swales which includes chicken broiler unit dust.
We look forward to seeing further details of the proposal including levels. We think it will pose some interesting questions of the applicant.
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| Entrance to Naunton Beauchamp |
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| Field behind Naunton Court |
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| Local Wildlife Reserve Piddle Brook Meadows |
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| Car going into Naunton Beauchamp |
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| Entrance to Frogmore Farm Site - this was about 4 hours after the peak |
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| Entrance to Frogmore Farm Site - this was about 4 hours after the peak |
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| Ditch by Cowsden turn opposite entrance to Frogmore Farm showing the ditch was at capacity |
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| Entrance to Frogmore Farm Site - this was about 4 hours after the peak |
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| Moor End Lane - passable but 4 hours after the peak when it was closed. |
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| Fields behind Naunton Beauchamp close to waste plant |
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| Fields behind Naunton Beauchamp close to waste plant |
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| Fields behind Naunton Beauchamp |
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| Not a good idea to go through the Ford - Seaford Lane |
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| The Picnic area is closed |
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| Picnic Area at Seaford Lane |
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| The Whitsum Brook was very close to the edge of the Solar Farm |
