Monthly Archives: March 2024

Another Flood at the Drum Bridge

Flooding at Drumbridge March 2024

🌿 Another Call to Action: Addressing Flooding in Drumbeg Once again, we find ourselves with the aftermath of flooding in Drumbeg. Today’s videos serve as a reminder of the ongoing challenges posed by the River Lagan’s overflow, prompting us to reflect on the consequences of ongoing development within the Lagan Valley Regional Park Area of […]

The Quarterlands Road Flooding Dilemma:

Quarterlands Road March 27 2024

Balancing Development and Environmental Concerns: Quarterlands road, nestled in the heart of our community, has long been a subject of debate and discussion regarding development projects and environmental preservation. Today, we address a pressing issue: the recurring flooding on Quarterlands Road, particularly concerning as plans for development loom over the area. The Problem Unveiled: Residents […]

The State of It

The state of it!

A Call to Save It! The latest “State of Nature Report” paints a grim picture of the biodiversity crisis facing Northern Ireland, with 12% of species threatened with extinction. This dire situation demands urgent action, especially in areas like the Lagan Valley Regional Park (LVRP), where we have a precious opportunity to foster harmony between […]

Navigating Quarterlands

Traffic on Quarterlands Road March 2024

A Challenge Amidst Planned Developments Introduction: Quarterlands Road, with its quaint charm and scenic countryside views, has long been a cherished route for locals and visitors alike. However, concerns have resurfaced regarding the road’s capacity to accommodate increased traffic, especially in light of proposed developments in the area. Let’s delve into the challenges faced by […]

Drainage Assessments

Depth of water across site. LA05/2022/0033/F

The newest document from the Quarterlands Group is a set of comments on the Atkins Drainage Assessment Reports for the proposed development site. ​ The comments highlight concerns about the adequacy and methodology of the reports, as well as the lack of site-specific data and the limitations of the modeling techniques used. The document also […]