Supporting flood risk communities. 01738 448 411

The Scottish Flood Forum urgently require 2 Part time Community Group Co-ordinators – to support and develop a network of Community Flood Groups throughout Scotland.

The post will require travelling (car essential) and some evening work. This post is home based and ideally candidates would be located either north or south central Scotland.

For further information Job description please contact Paul Hendy e-mail paul.hendy@scottishfloodforum.org tel: 07747702299 or write to Scottish Flood Forum, 7 Whitefriars Crescent, Perth, PH2 0PH.

Closing Date 14 Feb. 2011. Download Job application pack.

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Glasgow & Stirling – Weds 19 January

Posted by: floodforum in Events & Meetings|News on 19 Jan, 2011

Paul Hendy, Director of the Scottish Flood Forum was in Glasgow on Wednesday 19 January 2011.

Paul held another meeting with Dunnings - Creating Sparks to further expand and enhance the Scottish Flood Forum literature including information leaflets and booklets.

Paul Hendy attended a community flood awareness meeting held in Riverside Primary School in Stirling during the evening.

London & Moffat – Thurs 13 January

Posted by: floodforum in Events & Meetings|News on 13 Jan, 2011

Paul Hendy attended a meeting with the British Red Cross in London on Thursday 13 January.

In the evening Paul Hendy was again on hand in Scotland to help communities at risk from flooding – he attended a meeting of the Moffat Flood Group at 7pm.


  • floodforum: Moria thanks for asking, all SFF community meetings are held within the local community i.e we come to you. With any Community meeting its important t
  • MOIRA SMITH: Kilbirnie & Glengarnock Community Council would like to know where in Glasgow or North Ayrshire Flood Forum Meetings are held and how often.
  • FFAG: Greetings to our US cousins and what a really nice thing to say. Thank you for your comment of support and encouragement for us Scottish flood survivo

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