Is Billing Aquadrome flooded?
Is Billing Aquadrome flooded?
There are currently no flood warnings or alerts in force at this location River Nene at Billing Aquadrome and nearby business parks.
When did Billing Aquadrome flood?
The holiday park was severely flooding following heavy rainfall on December 23. Residents, who were given exemption from Covid restrictions, could stay with family, although around 100 have been homed at a nearby hotel ever since.
What’s happened at Billing Aquadrome?
Occupants of 500 caravans have been forced to leave the Billing Aquadrome park in Northampton, where heavy rain left water up to 5ft (1.5m) deep. Police, who were helped by firefighters and lowland search and rescue teams, said some of those stranded were suffering from hypothermia.
Can you go to Billing Aquadrome for the day?
Day visitors are welcome at Billing Aquadrome, why not bring the family to enjoy the fantastic facilities with a day pass. Or bring a picnic or BBQ and take advantage of the wonderful parkland and wildlife. The park has lots to offer a great day out.
Is Billing Aquadrome a residential site?
Unfortunately not – all of our parks are for holiday home purposes only and may not be used as your main UK residency.
Is Billing Aquadrome pool open?
The pool is open to the public but may be closed on the weekends depending how many holiday makers we have. Here at Billing Aquadrome we pride ourselves on offering fantastic amenities for our guests and homeowners, our indoor pool and leisure venue is no exception.
Can you live permanently at Billing Aquadrome?
May I reside at any of your parks? Unfortunately not – all of our parks are for holiday home purposes only and may not be used as your main UK residency.
Has Billing Aquadrome been sold 2021?
John Morphet, chairman and owner of Pure Leisure, said: “We are pleased to share that the sale of Billing Aquadrome to Royale Group has been finalised. “Holiday parks are vital in supporting local employment and contribute towards attracting people to the area; the economic benefits of which are clear for all to see.
Can you swim in the lakes at Billing Aquadrome?
Family Fun at Billing Aquadrome The park is nestled in the Northamptonshire countryside, surrounded by lakes and woodland. With the park being built around an Aquadrome, there’s plenty of water-based fun to be had. From fishing to swimming in our leisure centre’s swimming pool.
Who has bought Billing Aquadrome?
6 days ago
Royale Group
Royale Group, the parent company of Royale Resorts, has bought Billing Aquadrome and its sister site Cogenhoe Mill for an undisclosed fee, the company announced on Wednesday (September 29).
Is there WIFI at Billing Aquadrome?
The Venue facility provides: Swimming Pool – Indoor pool with water slide and splash zone plus our soft play area will keep younger children entertained. Free children’s indoor soft play area. Sky Sports showing all major sporting events. Free Wifi.
Is the funfair open at Billing Aquadrome?
The Billing Aquadrome Funfair opening times are as follows: Saturday 11am – 6pm. Sunday 11am – 5pm.
How big is the flood at Billing Aquadrome?
More than 1,000 people are being evacuated from a flooded holiday park. Occupants of 500 caravans have been forced to leave the Billing Aquadrome park in Northampton, where heavy rain left water up to 5ft (1.5m) deep.
Is the River Nene at Billing Aquadrome flooding?
The Northampton Washlands storage has been fully utilised and deep, fast flowing river water is continuing to flood Billing Aquadrome Holiday Park. The site is being evacuated. There is now a severe risk to life due to the challenging evacuation conditions and potential for floating debris in flood water.
How are people affected by flooding in Northampton?
Police, who were helped by firefighters and lowland search and rescue teams, said some of those stranded were suffering from hypothermia. At least two leisure centres in Northampton are set to be turned into emergency accommodation.
When does Billing Aquadrome Park start to reopen?
Billing Aquadrome park starts to reopen after flooding 29 December 2020