![George Goodenough explaines the history of drainage in Somerset.](http://westoverward.co.uk.cluster3s47.dnsserver.eu.cluster3s47.dnsserver.eu/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/george-interviewed-300x188.jpg)
It’s fair to say that the world’s eyes have been firmly fixed on the Somerset Levels this week as the argument for dredging appears to be won and something seems to be about to be done, but might it not be in time for this weekends predicted high tides?
Journalists from Prague and Barcelona were in town today interviewing residents about their fears for the weekend. Pictured right is St Saviours Avenue resident George Goodenough who explained to them the history of drainage on the Somerset levels going back to the days of King Alfred. Behind him is the Fountain inn on West Quay currently surrounded by sandbags but resolutely open for business. Continue reading “All Eyes on Westover as Weekend High Tides Approach”