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Flooding and Flood Defence

FLOODS - LOW CROSBY FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT SCHEMEVolkerStevin’s Low Crosby Flood Risk Management Scheme which used an entirely nature-based solution has won the 2023 national Constructing Excellence sustainability award. 

KEIGHLEY FLOOD DEFENCE  SCHEMEThe Environment Agency is hosting a public drop-in event today for the Keighley and Stockbridge Flood Alleviation Scheme which aims to reduce flooding from the River Worth, the River Aire and surface water flooding.

FLOOD ROAD HOUSEThe Environment Agency (EA) is warning people to prepare for increased weather extremes and to make sure they know their flood risk.

FIRE BRIGADES UNION LOGOThe Fire Brigades Union has responded to today’s National Audit Office report into flooding resilience in England, calling for a statutory duty for fire and rescue services to respond to floods and the resources to match.

NAO REPORT RESILIENCE TO FLOODING REPORT NOV 2023The National Audit Office is warning that 200,000 properties are at increased flood risk due toEnvironment Agency defence assets being below required condition - and the EA has cut its forecast for the number of additional properties that will be better protected from flooding by 40% since plans were first unveiled in 2020.

WESSEX REGIONAL FLOOD  COAST COMMITTEEThe Environment Agency is looking for new members to join the Wessex Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC).

FLOODING - TEES PROGRAMME 1A ground-breaking set of projects to help the River Tees Estuary adapt to climate change, restore valuable habitat for internationally important wildlife and reconnect the river’s tributaries has officially launched.

SEVERN TRENT Mansfield flood-defence SUDSSevern Trent teams will start work in Ladybrook this week as part of the water company’s £76 million Mansfield Sustainable Flooding Resilience Project, the largest SuDS retrofit project of its kind in the UK.

FLOOD ROAD SIGNThe government has activated the Flood Recovery Framework to ensure communities impacted by flooding will benefit from thousands of pounds of government funding to help them recover from the impact of Storm Babet..

LEVERN WATER PROJECT - AFTERA wider, more natural river channel has been restored to the river, which runs through Barrhead, with the ability to better absorb flooding and encourage more fish and wildlife.

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