Lowfield is helpful here. Their summaries for last May include:
Sunday 17/5/15: Jennifer has been talking with her contacts about the flood and plenty of information is surfacing. She confides in David that something odd has come to light. One of the milkers at Berrow Farm, Stefan, witnessed something that he neither wishes to pass on over the phone, nor in person on either his or Jennifer's properties. He wants to meet her in a coffee shop. The secrecy and Stefan's apparent nervousness during their exchange, causes a disconcerted Jennifer to ask David to accompany her when she meets him on Tuesday.
Tues 19/5/15: Jennifer and David are on their secret assignation at a coffee shop to meet Stefan. He needs their word that his name will not be mentioned in connection with what he is about to tell them. Stefan goes on to say he wasn't on duty the night of the flood and took a walk, when he observed Rob Titchener. It was dark and raining but Stefan is almost certain that Rob was blocking up one of the culverts with corrugated iron sheets and black plastic. Stefan wanted to remain unseen so Rob went unchallenged. At the time Stefan didn't want to get involved, as he enjoys his job, but since has realised that someone could have died in the flood.
Jennifer and David reflect on what they have been told and wonder if Charlie Thomas may have been aware if anything untoward took place on the night of the flood. David thinks the next logical step is to speak to Charlie, as previous conversations with Rob about the matter were abruptly closed down by Rob.
Wed 20/5/15: David, in his capacity as Flood Warden, approaches Charlie who reassures David that he can expect complete cooperation from all Damara Capital staff. Charlie feels he was lucky that his dairy was unaffected. David tells Charlie that he and Jennifer have been gathering information to form an overview of what happened that night, including eye witness accounts. David reveals the facts of Stefan's report whilst maintaining his anonymity: that the culvert was blocked to prevent Berrow Farm from flooding. Charlie confirms that it indeed was blocked, as he was trapped in it. Without a named source, Charlie is sceptical. Could the report have been an employee with a grudge against another employee or even management? But David hasn't mentioned that the informant is an employee and he has another independent source who in the aftermath observed by the side of the road, the pile of debris removed from the culvert - far too large a quantity to have been washed in.
Charlie informs Rob of the accusation and in typical style, Rob plays it down, minimising the risks and severity of the flood. He passes off the accusation as village gossip and rumour and wonders why Charlie is wasting his time on it? Charlie does not regard it as a waste of time, particularly as he himself almost died. He will interview all staff. Rob later relays to Helen his conversation with Charlie. She is incredulous that anyone could think such a thing of Rob. Besides, who would be so stupid as to put the whole village at risk?
Mon 25/5/15: Charlie investigates the rumours of the deliberately blocked ditch. He interviews all employees and grills Rob about the inclusion of every worker.
Charlie finds that no one knows about the deliberately blocked culvert. Rob has let one of the Polish workers go before Charlie could interview him. Rob thought it best to act fast because this worker had pressing family issues. Rob continues to belittle any truth behind the rumours but Charlie is determined to get to the bottom of the issue.
Rob is the Single Wicket champion.
Adam and Charlie discuss Rob's character briefly; neither man is particularly positive about Rob. Adam leaves before the celebrations but Rob is encouraged by the crowd to drink out of the winner's cup. Rob seems to be the hero of the moment and all seems bright for him in the village.
I'll see if there's anything else, but that seems to be that. A year ago and all completely forgotten since. 