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A HEADTEACHER was faced a with a double celebration when she retired from leading not just one school but two. For the past three years Rowena Sykes has been executive head teacher of both Leeming and Londonderry Primary School, between Bedale and Northallerton and Pickhill Primary School seven miles away near Thirsk. She oversaw the federation of both primary schools and also acted as executive head supporting Middleham Primary School for 12 months. Originally from Haltwhsitle in Northumberland and educated in Hexham, she studied at Bath University before becoming a teacher. Previously she worked at several schools in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham and Tottenham and at Tilery Primary School in Stockton from 1990 until 2003.
The £10m defences planned to protect hundreds of East Riding homes from flooding this winter
Properties in Snaith and East Cowick were decimated by floods in February and March and the authorities are trying to avoid a repeat
Permanent defences are in the pipeline for the New Year (Image: Environment Agency)
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River Aire flood defences are winter ready as work continues on permanent repairs
Permanent repairs to flood embankments on the lower River Aire are underway after they were damaged during storms last winter.
From: Reinforcing the embankment at Poor Bank
The repairs form part of a £10M package of work that will reduce flood risk to communities across North Yorkshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire including Snaith and Gowdall.
Emergency temporary repairs were carried out in the immediate aftermath of the flooding, but now permanent works at locations across the Lower Aire Washlands will repair the damage caused and strengthen defences.