Cozzer22

It must have rained a lot then for there to be concern, considering the rivers were cleared and dredged to reduce flooding.

Anyone got any photos of the don?

http://s1076.photobucket.com/albums/w456/Progrock95/?action=view&current=SDC11725.jpg These photos were took by the Sheaf at 14:20 today.

Hey, We live in S12. What sort of music you looking to make?

By the look of the jam cam 1, the Sheaf has broke its banks at the train station. Good job the rain has stopped.

According to the EA website, both the Don and Sheaf are running very high. Any photos from last night/today?

Hey! I'm a 16 year old guitarist who's looking to join a band. I've been playing 5 years and had previous band experience and my influences are hard rock, progressive rock and general rock and roll. I also have a mate who's a drummer who could play. Would you be interested?

Thanks for the reply - I'm looking for someone a bit younger unfortunately but cheers anyway

Just because I like Opeth does not mean I write death metal music.

Hi, I'm a 16 year old guitarist looking to form a band. I've been playing for 5 years and my main two influences are Porcupine Tree and Opeth. I like to play progressive rock, hard rock and general rock and roll. I have a few ideas to jam with. I'm looking for a bassist and drummer of a similar age to form a band with so we can make some decent music Reply or PM me if you're interested!

Lancers on Birley Moor Road.

Does anyone know the state of the roads going into the city centre, particularly City Road and Granville Road?

It's probably been well documented but if you don't have to travel then don't! Just been for a takeaway (which was very nice ) and we didn't realise how bad it is - cars are getting stuck, the roads are covering and it's making for horrendous driving conditions. I'd only recommend going out if you have a 4x4. Main place to avoid is Granville Road, cars are skidding and it's really dangerous.

I've emailed you

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/riverlevels/120702.aspx?stationId=8099 Doubt there'll be much flooding - the river levels are still only half way in their typical range.