Sam Townsend: 6 year journey from Volunteer to Trustee
Sam Townsend is one of Slow The Flow’s longest serving volunteers, which inspired his academic journey, Sam has him recently … Read more
The Science
New farm sheds funding and building in SuDS
Agriculture’s requirement for a more robust and resilient water supply. Guest blog post by Adam Dean – Business Development Manager … Read more
Scientific monitoring suggests leaky dams are a success at Hardcastle Crags
By Stuart Bradshaw BSc(Hons) MSc DIC CEng MIStructE The Hardcastle Crags Natural Flood Management (NFM) interventions suggest a successful test … Read more
The Penny Eastwood MRes Bursary – Sam’s Blog
Hi, my name is Sam Townsend, and I have been a long-term volunteer for Slow The Flow for over four … Read more
Combined Sewer Overflows: impacts, mitigation solutions and European perspective
Emanuele Quaranta, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Italy Alberto Pistocchi, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Italy If you would like … Read more
Slowing The Flow in Towns
We’re pleased to share with you the recordings of our successful event Slowing The Flow in Towns which formed part … Read more
Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO) and Natural Flood Management (NFM)
What are CSOs and why a problem? Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO) occur when our ‘combined sewer’ system mixes surface water … Read more
MRes fully funded studentship opportunity at University of Huddersfield
Slow The Flow is an educational charity whose aim is to demonstrate the effectiveness of community action in using Natural … Read more
NFM volunteering inspired my academic research career path
Hi, my name is Sam Townsend. I am a final year BSc(Hons) Geography student at the University of Huddersfield and … Read more
How you can help the National Trust learn more about flooding at Hardcastle Crags
Fixed point photography posts will mean experts can study changes in river levels. The National Trust and Slow the Flow … Read more