Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy

It'd have to be a big tidal surge with all the new defenses

 

It would be interesting to know how many times the bridge has been lifted to let boats through, the river looks more like a little stream now. Like the drains it's not been cleaned for years.

 

December 2013 was an extreme event and all the area covered by the new underpass was flooded right up Ferensway. Water will find a way Im afraid.

 

The river defences right from Paull to the Humber bridge have been raised about 4/5 foot since that surge .
It' would probably take a failure in the tidal barrier to cause that level of flooding now .
I'd be more worried living the other side of the river

 

Northumbrian residents can rest easier then

 

So, it's now a 6 year project to 'adapt' a road. The French fully rebuilt Notre Dame in 5!!

 

To be fair Notre Dame isn’t built under water!

 

What ?

 

Hull is part of northumbria

 

Historically yes it is

 

To be fair Notre Dame isn't finished.


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

I think theres a deadringer for the ringer of notredame on these forums

 

True but it’s more finished than the Castle Street project.

 

Apparently the channel tunnei took 6 years.

 

The new Earl De Grey pub will open before the road then.

 

I had to Google that out of amazement,just under 6 years apparently

It's took longer to slab Sauchiehall St in Glasgow FFS

 

£355 Hull Chunnel and a bit of rerd versus £582 big French Church with history of enslaving disabled worker in bell tower...

 

He was there of his own free will

 

Bizarre comparison, however the original Notre Dame took almost 100 years to build.