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JohnC
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« Reply #75 on: December 29, 2010, 02:26:31 pm » |
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Bit of a curates egg that question. -15C and working or +10C and no water. I'm following your water problems on the news - once again it's not so much the problem itself that's getting all the news but the lack of information,they tell us about the bottled water etc. quite quickly and then go ion to the lack of information. When are these companies going to learn to get information out to people. The people at Heathrow knew why the flights were disrupted and accepted it ,to a point, but what they couldn't accept was the lack of information.I'm hearing that not even politicians in NI can get through to the NIW. On their website they have 'meet the team'.All enquiries go through 'The Team' and this team is actually two people. The Press officer and the marketing & Communications Officer. I've watched the interview with Paddy Cullen,Head of NIW Comms. and behind him in the not very large Comms room I counted 5 people at the the phones. he said that all the information is ion the website- they all say that as if everyone has access to the web. The south is suffering too,worse it seems and I see and that's blamed on a lack of investment in the industry's infrastructure . I hope it resolves for you all sooner rather than later - we had almost 2 weeks of no water in the July floods of 2007 so I know how hard it can be - we don't realise how vulnerable we are until such times as this.- believe those summer floods was worse in NI on June 7th so I assume you had supply problems then. I wonder what financial contingency plans the government has for these events when they're cutting services and projects left,right and centre.
I'm glad of a thaw tbh. I felt sorry for the pond fish and wildlife but the fish are alive, however I haven't seen the small ones that were there.
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