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Old Coulsdon roadworks will create an 'Iron Curtain' to Surrey

Road closures in Old Coulsdon have been described by local activists as “a wholly absurd idea of creating an Iron Curtain between Surrey and Croydon”. No through road: the closure signs have gone up in Old Coulsdon The road closure of Stites Hill Road, enforced by Croydon Council for “traffic management” at the same time that Coulsdon Road is closed for drainage engineering, is set to go ahead…

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Precision Below Ground: The Art of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing

Introduction:

In the intricate realm of sustainable drainage and water management, the art of BRE 365 soakaway testing stands as a cornerstone for precision and effectiveness. Soakaways play a pivotal role in managing surface water runoff, and understanding their performance is crucial for sustainable urban development. This comprehensive guide aims to delve into the nuances of BRE 365 soakaway testing, exploring its methodologies, significance, and the precision it brings to sustainable water management.

Understanding BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Soakaways, designed to manage surface water runoff effectively, require meticulous assessment to ensure their functionality and compliance with regulatory standards. The Building Research Establishment (BRE) 365 Soakaway Testing methodology offers a structured and standardized approach to evaluating the infiltration capacity of soakaway systems. This testing method, outlined in the BRE Digest 365 document, provides essential insights into the performance of soakaways, aiding in the design and implementation of sustainable drainage solutions.

Key Components of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Test Procedure:

The BRE 365 soakaway test involves filling a borehole with water and monitoring the rate at which the water infiltrates the surrounding soil. This test procedure is standardized and provides valuable data for assessing the suitability of the site for a soakaway.

Measurement of Infiltration Rate:

A key parameter measured in BRE 365 soakaway testing is the infiltration rate, expressed in millimeters per hour (mm/hr). This rate indicates how quickly water can move into the soil and is essential for designing effective soakaway systems.

Test Duration:

The test typically spans a period of one hour, during which the rate of water infiltration is continuously monitored. This duration allows for the assessment of the soil's sustained capacity to absorb water and is a critical factor in designing resilient drainage systems.

Calculation of Soakaway Design Capacity:

The BRE 365 methodology provides a calculation for determining the design capacity of a soakaway based on the measured infiltration rate. This capacity is essential for designing soakaway systems that can effectively manage surface water runoff.

Assessment Criteria:

Results obtained from the test are compared to established assessment criteria outlined in BRE Digest 365. These criteria help classify the soil based on its drainage characteristics, guiding decisions on the suitability of the site for a soakaway.

Methodologies of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Site Investigation:

A thorough site investigation precedes BRE 365 soakaway testing. This involves assessing the soil profile, permeability, and other geological factors to determine the suitability of the location for a soakaway. Site investigation lays the groundwork for precision in testing.

Borehole Construction:

A borehole is constructed at the proposed soakaway location, typically with a diameter of 300mm and a depth extending into the underlying permeable strata. The borehole is carefully backfilled to prevent soil disturbance and ensure accurate test results.

Test Setup:

A standpipe is installed within the borehole, and water is introduced to saturate the soil. Once saturation is achieved, the BRE 365 soakaway test begins with a consistent water head maintained throughout the duration of the test.

Infiltration Measurement:

The rate of water infiltration into the surrounding soil is measured at regular intervals during the one-hour test. This data is crucial for determining the sustained capacity of the soil to absorb water, contributing to precision in soakaway design.

Data Analysis and Reporting:

The data collected during the BRE 365 soakaway test is rigorously analyzed. The infiltration rate is calculated, and the results are used to assess the suitability of the site for a soakaway. A detailed report is generated, providing valuable information for decision-making in sustainable water management.

Benefits of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Accurate Site Suitability Assessment:

One of the primary benefits of BRE 365 soakaway testing is the accurate assessment of site suitability for soakaway construction. By evaluating the infiltration rate, engineers and planners can make informed decisions about the viability of implementing a soakaway system.

Optimized Soakaway Design:

The precision offered by BRE 365 soakaway testing contributes to the optimization of soakaway design. Understanding the infiltration characteristics of the soil allows designers to tailor soakaway systems to match the specific conditions of the site, ensuring maximum efficiency.

Compliance with Regulatory Standards:

BRE 365 soakaway testing ensures compliance with regulatory standards for sustainable drainage. The results obtained help verify that the proposed soakaway meets the necessary criteria for effective water management, ensuring adherence to industry guidelines.

Prevention of Surface Water Flooding:

Effective soakaways, designed based on precise testing, play a crucial role in preventing surface water flooding. BRE 365 testing aids in designing soakaway systems that can handle the expected volume of surface water in a sustainable and controlled manner.

Evidence-Based Decision-Making:

The data generated from BRE 365 soakaway testing provides evidence for decision-making in the planning and design phases of drainage projects. This evidence-based approach enhances the reliability and effectiveness of sustainable drainage solutions.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the art of BRE 365 soakaway testing brings a level of precision and reliability to sustainable water management that is indispensable in the face of urbanization and climate change. Soakaways, when designed and implemented with precision, serve as vital components of sustainable drainage systems.

The standardized methodology provided by BRE 365 ensures that soakaways are not just built but built with a deep understanding of the soil's capacity to manage water. This precision leads to optimized designs, compliance with regulatory standards, and evidence-based decision-making, all of which are crucial for the long-term effectiveness of soakaway systems.

As we continue to navigate the complexities of urban development and environmental sustainability, the art of BRE 365 soakaway testing remains a beacon of precision, guiding engineers, planners, and policymakers toward drainage solutions that are not only effective but also resilient in the face of changing climates and growing urban landscapes. The precision below ground, achieved through BRE 365 soakaway testing, contributes to the overarching goal of creating sustainable and water-resilient communities.

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THE WALES DIARIES ♚

8 MAY 2023 || KING CHARLES III'S CORONATION - THE BIG HELP OUT, SLOUGH

The Prince and Princess of Wales along with their three children visited Slough as part of the Big Help Out. This was Louis' first official royal engagement.

They volunteered at a Scout Hut helping Upton scouts renovate and improve a building. They helped with works including resetting a path, digging a new soakaway, sanding and revarnishing the front door, adding planters to the front of the building and adding a mural to create a lasting legacy of the Big Help Out’s work.

During the visit William tried out his hand at operating a JCB and even let George and Louis help him out. The Waleses also did some archery with Lottie hitting the bullseye.

They then roasted some marshmallows and had smores. Lou Bug also did a lot some hand painting along with his parents and siblings.

[insidecroydon]

Stites Hill Road closure to cut off Old Coulsdon for a month

There’s widespread concern among residents in Old Coulsdon about a set of road closures scheduled for the end of this month, which one residents’ association predicts will cut off residents or force them to take long detours on any journeys. No through roads: the council is closing Stites Hill Road during roadworks on Coulsdon Road Croydon Council plans to close Stites Hill Road at the same time…

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PLEASE fucked-up-fish!Joker and Bruce having absolute ungodly sex would be top tier

Rating: M Pairing: Batjokes Warnings: uh. many. Mostly gore and cannibalism (does it count as cannibalism, if it’s a semi-human monster doing the eating?)

This is unedited flash fic - please excuse any errors!

The harbour stinks at night.

It stinks at every other hour too, as corrosive concoctions leach from the output sluices of the chemical plants and raw sewage splatters from black-crusted pipes, draining the city's rot like pus from a lanced boil. But at night, there's no breeze. No stir of the thick, soupy air. The stench presses sweaty hands over your nose and mouth, smothering you in effluent and acid.

Batman lands silent on the broad concrete pipe of a storm drain, letting his heavy duffel rest at his feet, and wishes he'd let Alfred pipette a few drops of peppermint essence into his nosepiece.

He's come here several times over the past year. Once a month at first, now twice a week. The frequent exposure hasn't helped him acclimatize. The only way to inure yourself is to line your boots with lead, jump in to the water, and let your lungs fill until you add your own putrefaction to the perfume.

Or to slip, while fleeing the scene of a petty robbery with Batman pounding close behind. To laugh, breathless and bewildered, as Batman lunged for his hand and missed...

Batman shuts his eyes. Breathes in, breathes out.

Then unknots his duffel and pulls out a leg.

The pale flesh looks unreal in the moonlight. Like wax, like clay. But Batman can feel the limb's fleshy solidity through his gauntlets, down to the faint crispness in the soft tissue where it hasn't quite thawed from its stint in the deep-freeze unit at the morgue.

Batman holds it a moment longer, studying the curve of muscle over the tibia and fibula , the dots of hairs that either fell off in the freezer or were shaved away pre-mortem and never had chance to regrow. Reminding himself of the humanity this lump of meat once possessed feels important, somehow. Though he got laughed at, last time he tried to explain why.

He lets go. Down the leg tumbles, down-down-down, until it hits the black.

The water seals over it and reforms without a ripple. One hungry gulp.

After that, the only thing to do is wait. Batman chooses to stay standing, the moon casting his shadow over the greasy tidelines that stripe the soakaway below.

He doesn't need to wait long. He never does.

He's fishing out the second offering - an arm, from a young RTC fatality who donated her body to science - when he hears it. The water doesn't splash against the harbour edge; it slops, a thick and constant sound, oddly perverse, like skin striking skin. But there's always a rhythm to it, steady as a heartbeat. It only changes when something falls in or pulls itself out.

Batman doesn't turn to look. Just unhooks the duffel from the petrified elbow joint and tightens the strings.

A hollow, wet thump echoes from inside the storm drain. As if whatever just emerged from the river just hauled itself inside.

"Hello, darling," it says. "Business, or pleasure?"

Batman shoulders the duffel. He swings down into the tunnel, shining his flashlight into the gloom. Four reflective eyes bounce it back, bright as coins. They all blink in synchrony - then alight on the arm and widen, pupils shrinking to predatory points.

"Ooh," coos the monster, slithering closer. Sleek scales scrape on the rough concrete. The rank stench of the estuary gains an extra touch of acid. "For little ol' me? You shouldn't have." A stroke of an eerie white stomach, concave as that of a famine victim. "A girl's gotta watch her figure."

"You can have it," says Batman, guttural, "if you tell me what I want to know."

That too-wide mouth tilts down at its edges, hiding a disquieting number of serrated teeth. At least that stops the monster from licking his lips. "Business first, huh? No fun. Haven't you heard, Bats - All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy?"

"Last time I was here, you told me Jack's dead. Now it's only Joker."

Joker waves one hand as if to dismiss his past words as the rambles of a madman. Which, Batman supposes, isn't inaccurate. The webs between his fingers come down to their tips, where the corpse-pale flesh turns slimy and black as mildew. "Dead's usually what happens, when you push people into this harbour."

"I didn't push you. You fell."

"Fell hard," Joker agrees, clasping both hands to his cheek and fluttering all four pairs of non-existent lashes.

Batman fights not to let his scowl twitch. He walked right into that one. "No games tonight, Joker. I need to know what happened to Murray Alberwitz."

Joker slithers to sit before him, criss-cross applesauce. Joker. Why he calls himself that, Batman can't figure . He certainly doesn't find what happened to this man funny.

From a distance, the mutation seems mostly cosmetic: the freakish white skin, the toxic-waste hair. The dapplings of soft purple scales that coat Joker's long, skinny bare legs. Only when you get close do you notice the really disturbing parts. The fleshy gills opening and closing down the lines of his ribs, the color of infected knife wounds. The grotesque sheen of his skin, like he's half-liquid, held together with mucus and spite. The extra two eyes, situated laterally and inferiorly to the originals, but all the exact nuclear shade of green.

The improbable quantity of meat-ripping teeth.

Joker bares these at Batman in a cheery and utterly horrifying smile. "Whomsy-what-now?"

"Murray Alberwitz. He vanished yesterday, last seen heading home along the dock path after his shift at ACE Chemicals. Here." Batman pulls the photograph from his utility belt, holding it under his flashlight beam. Joker tilts his head, rubbing the sticky webbing between his index finger and thumb back and forth over his top lip.

"Can't say he rings any bells. Big fan of the beard though: points for lumberjack realness. Now, that's business over - onto pleasure?"

Joker leans back, letting his slim legs slide apart. He arches his back so his thin dorsal spines scrape the pipe's interior, concrete on bone. His translucent eyelids slide halfway over his irises, dampening the acidic intensity of his stare - the closest he can come to bedroom-eyes.

Repulsion flickers in Batman's stomach. That's far more welcome than what else flickers there.

A year is a long time, after all. At first, the visits were out of necessity. Having discovered what the smalltime criminal nobody he'd chased out to the harbour that night had become - and what he needed to eat, to survive - it only seemed right for Batman to take responsibility. And - sure, he'd allowed himself to show a touch of kindness. But that was because he’d been reminiscing over Harvey's fate, hoping he could spare this man the same pain as he learnt to live with his disfigurement.

Joker had never seemed particularly bothered by his new state of being, though. He'd been far more intrigued with Batman.

And flirty. So very flirty.

Irrepressably, shamelessly. Night after night. Snuggling up to Batman, mouth stained with blood from the bags Batman took from the hospital bank, like he wanted to absorb his bodyheat. Winking at him, two of the four eyes twitching closed. Modelling bikinis he'd stolen from god-knew-which-beach - certainly, there were none local - with the strappy tops hanging off his rake-thin chest. Pouting at Batman; teasing him; ever-determined to make him laugh, as if the horrific left-turn his life had taken the moment he hit the cesspit of chemical waste in Gotham harbor was nothing but one big joke...

But there will be no laughing tonight. No tucking his arm around that gaunt shape, so squishy where it ought to be sharp, Joker's mutated bones bending into his embrace. No strumming down the spinous prcesses that jut from his back, just to make him shiver. No kissing the blood off his teeth.

A trickling stream of rainwater spills along the base of the pipe, moistening Joker's too-soft amphibious skin. Batman wants to lick it off, and the thought makes him want to plunge his batarang into his own mouth and cut out his tongue.

"You're lying to me," he whispers.

Joker's eyes are cold as his blood. "Huh," he says, mild like they're discussing the weather. "Took you long enough to figure that one out."

Batman's swallow pulls at the collar of his suit. Behind him, the water's surface shimmers with oil. It looks so thick you might walk across to the far side of the estuary, where the Narrows shine harsh and sharp as a mouthful of broken teeth.

Batman isn't fooled. Firstly, oil spreads itself to a mono-molecular thinness over water's surface, no way near enough to hold a man's full weight. Secondly, deaths around this sector of Gotham's jagged waterfront have doubled in the past month.

Accidental drownings, according to the papers. Drunks shambling home through the industrial district who totter into the water when they're too inebriated to tell up from down. Workers exhausted from a night shift, stumbling, falling, smacking their heads open on the reclaimed concrete shoreline and adding their brainmatter to the toxic stew.

Batman doesn't believe it. Though he wishes he could.

Drowned men don't show up with bites missing.

You cannot turn a blind eye, Alfred had insisted.

This needs to be dealt with, said Gordon, by you or by us.

They're right. And Batman shouldn't have needed to be told.

"Why? I - I bring you food. I've been helping you! Why would you...?"

Joker shrugs. "Sometimes there ain't a reason, Batsy. Sometimes, the water's just gotta eat."

"If the corpses aren't enough, you could've said! I could get you more." He's sure he could source them from more donors, if he expanded his search radius outside of Gotham.

Now the flash in Joker's eyes is dangerous. He scoots back a little way, into the shadows of the tunnel, rocking up onto his haunches. His bare feet are flat as flippers, the bones oddly elongated, toes joined with a single thick web. He complained once to Batman that the one thing he misses is being able to wear high heels. "Oh, good little Batsy. Feeding his pet. Providing soooo much enrichment in his enclosure, with the regular fuckings."

The harsh words hit Batman like fists. "That's not what's going on here, and you know it."

"Isn't it?"

...Isn't it?

No. No. Joker can't manipulate his way out of this. The appropriate action when feeling trapped in a relationship, concerned that your partner is exerting too much control, is to talk to them and establish boundaries. Not to start eating anyone who dares approach the water at night.

Batman holds up the cadaver’s arm. This is stupid. So very stupid. Alfred told him as much, Dick too.

You need to bring him in. This is the time. Or else, more civilians will be forfeit...

Batman knows that. He knows. But he still can’t help but hope...

“I’ll bring you a whole body,” he says, gruffly. “Once a week. That should be more than enough. And no more people go missing in the harbour.”

“Sure,” agrees Joker. He’s smiling again. Batman doesn’t like it one bit.

But what can he do?

More than this, whispers a little voice in the back of his head. Batman drives it away.

He passes the arm to Joker - not tossing it, because Joker isn’t an animal in a cage, no matter his delusions. Though that could be doubted, watching him eat. His eyes go utterly blank, nothing in them but hunger as he unhinges his jaw and tears the limb apart, swallowing it in two devastating bites.

Not a pleasant sight. Still, Batman refuses to look away.

“Now,” says Joker when he’s finished eating, wiping the gore on the back of his hand. It leaves a vermillion smear, rudely bright in the pale glow of the flashlight. “Not that I don’t appreciate the UberEats service, but - hey, wait. Have you seen the one about the hot stepson and the UberEats driver?”

“Is this the set-up to a joke?”

“A porno,” Joker explains, shuffling closer again. Batman can smell blood and rotten human meat on his breath. “I thought we could improve on it. I mean, I’m like, freakishly flexible now and there’s some new moves I wanna try - and I reckon the ol’ PornHub’s missing out on the ‘mutant freak’ category. You gotta anticipate the market on these things.”

Batman lets the rambling wash over him. Somehow, despite the bleached skin decorating Joker’s face and torso, the smatterings of amethyst scales on his legs, his lips are still bright red. It’s not just the blood. Physical markings, from the acid that birthed him. Nature’s venemous warning signs.

“Promise me,” he whispers. “No more bodies.”

Joker rolls his eyes like he can’t believe he’s being this boring, and presses his cold, damp lips to Bruce’s. The kiss of a drowned thing, dredged from the harbour floor.

“No more bodies,” he singsongs. “I’ll eat all the evidence, next time. Even though beard hairs get stuck between my teeth. The things I do for you, darling...”

Batman tenses. “Joker...”

But the monster’s already crawled into his lap, kissing him hard and just a touch too toothy, arms locked around his neck and legs around his waist, squirming against him like it wants to burrow inside his ribcage and wrap itself around his heart. Iron fills Batman’s mouth, painted over his tongue by the Joker’s. He wonders, if he nicked his lip on one of those sharp teeth, whether Joker would be able to control himself, or if the feeding frenzy would take over.

He wonders if Joker would mourn, if it did.

But though the night is cold, Joker is colder. Though the stink rolls off the harbor, the death on Joker’s breath is worse. He’s Gotham’s ugliest parts condensed into one monster. He’s killed before and he’ll kill again. He’s in Bruce’s arms, in his mind, in his blood. Permeating him like poisoned water.

Batman kisses him back. He holds him tight as a straitjacket and tries not to think of tomorrow.

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Digging Deep: Understanding BRE 365 Soakaway Testing

Introduction:

In the realm of sustainable drainage and water management, understanding and implementing effective soakaway systems is paramount. The Building Research Establishment (BRE) 365 Soakaway Testing methodology stands as a crucial tool in assessing the performance and viability of soakaway designs. This comprehensive guide aims to delve into the intricacies of BRE 365 soakaway testing, exploring its methodologies, significance, and the benefits it offers in sustainable water management.

Understanding BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Soakaways are an integral part of sustainable drainage systems, designed to manage surface water runoff effectively. BRE 365 Soakaway Testing is a standardized method established by the Building Research Establishment in the UK for assessing the infiltration capacity of soakaway systems. The test, outlined in the BRE Digest 365 document, provides a structured approach to evaluate the performance of soakaways and ensure they meet regulatory standards.

Key Components of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Test Procedure:

The test involves filling a borehole with water and monitoring the rate at which the water infiltrates the surrounding soil. This helps determine the drainage capacity of the soil and assess whether it is suitable for the proposed soakaway.

Measurement of Infiltration Rate:

The primary parameter measured in BRE 365 soakaway testing is the infiltration rate, expressed in millimeters per hour (mm/hr). This rate indicates how quickly water can move into the soil and is a critical factor in designing an effective soakaway.

Test Duration:

The test typically spans a period of one hour, during which the rate of water infiltration is continuously monitored. The duration allows for the assessment of the soil's sustained capacity to absorb water.

Calculation of Soakaway Design Capacity:

Based on the measured infiltration rate, the BRE 365 methodology provides a calculation for determining the design capacity of a soakaway. This capacity is essential for designing drainage systems that can effectively manage surface water runoff.

Assessment Criteria:

The results obtained from the test are compared to established assessment criteria outlined in BRE Digest 365. These criteria help classify the soil based on its drainage characteristics, guiding decisions on the suitability of the site for a soakaway.

Methodologies of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Site Investigation:

Before conducting a BRE 365 soakaway test, a thorough site investigation is essential. This involves assessing the soil profile, permeability, and other geological factors to determine the suitability of the location for a soakaway.

Borehole Construction:

A borehole is constructed at the proposed soakaway location, typically with a diameter of 300mm and a depth that extends into the underlying permeable strata. The borehole is carefully backfilled to prevent soil disturbance.

Test Setup:

A standpipe is installed within the borehole, and water is introduced to saturate the soil. Once saturation is achieved, the test begins with a consistent water head maintained throughout the duration of the test.

Infiltration Measurement:

The rate of water infiltration into the surrounding soil is measured at regular intervals. This data is crucial for determining the sustained capacity of the soil to absorb water.

Data Analysis and Reporting:

The data collected during the BRE 365 soakaway test is analyzed, and the infiltration rate is calculated. This information is then used to assess the suitability of the site for a soakaway and to design drainage systems that meet regulatory standards.

Benefits of BRE 365 Soakaway Testing:

Accurate Site Suitability Assessment:

BRE 365 soakaway testing provides an accurate assessment of the site's suitability for soakaway construction. By evaluating the infiltration rate, engineers and planners can make informed decisions about the viability of implementing a soakaway system.

Optimized Soakaway Design:

The test results contribute to the optimization of soakaway design. By understanding the infiltration characteristics of the soil, designers can tailor soakaway systems to match the specific needs and conditions of the site.

Compliance with Regulatory Standards:

BRE 365 soakaway testing ensures compliance with regulatory standards for sustainable drainage. The results obtained help verify that the proposed soakaway meets the necessary criteria for effective water management.

Prevention of Surface Water Flooding:

Effective soakaways play a crucial role in preventing surface water flooding by efficiently managing runoff. BRE 365 testing aids in designing soakaway systems that can handle the expected volume of surface water in a sustainable and controlled manner.

Evidence-Based Decision-Making:

The data generated from BRE 365 soakaway testing provides evidence for decision-making in the planning and design phases of drainage projects. This evidence-based approach enhances the reliability and effectiveness of sustainable drainage solutions.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, understanding BRE 365 soakaway testing is instrumental in the successful implementation of sustainable drainage systems. This standardized methodology ensures that soakaways are designed and constructed based on accurate data, optimizing their performance and contributing to effective water management.

BRE 365 soakaway testing not only provides a clear assessment of site suitability but also aids in the design of soakaway systems that comply with regulatory standards. The benefits extend beyond regulatory compliance to include optimized design, prevention of surface water flooding, and evidence-based decision-making.

As we navigate the challenges of urbanization and climate change, the role of BRE 365 soakaway testing becomes increasingly vital in creating resilient and sustainable drainage solutions. By digging deep into the principles of this testing methodology, engineers, planners, and policymakers can ensure that soakaway systems serve as effective guardians of water, contributing to the overall health and sustainability of our communities and environments.

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First bed cleared and turned! Autumn fruiting raspberries and a gooseberry are in. There were a lot of critters in the soil which was surprising with how wet and heavy it is. Then an early friend appeared, no doubt brought out by the warm springlike day.

6 more (and a soakaway) to go!

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