Policy paper

Calderdale flood action plan

Sets out what the Environment Agency, on behalf of the Calderdale Flood Partnership, is doing to reduce the risk of flooding.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 28 October 2016
• Last updated: 13 February 2020 — See all updates

Documents

Calderdale flood action plan 2019 - 4th Publication

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Appendix 1- 2019 Calderdale FAP Review - All Changes to Actions

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Appendix 2 - 2019 Calderdale FAP Review - Ongoing, Business as Usual Actions

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Appendix 3 - 2019 Calderdale FAP Actions - Complete June 2017 & September 2018

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Details

The government has invested more than £75 million to investigate and progress the construction of schemes across Calderdale after the December 2015 flooding that affected 3,500 homes and businesses.

Since January 2016, the Environment Agency, on behalf of the Calderdale Flood Partnership, has worked with Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council and the community to produce a flood action plan for Calderdale.

There has also been input from key partners such as Yorkshire Water, the Canal & River Trust, Northern Power Grid and local community groups.

The action plan sets out:

• what action has already been taken since the flooding
• further actions planned over the next few years

It also includes longer term actions to reduce the risk of flooding through:

• strengthening defences
• improving community resilience
• using existing water assets improving infrastructure
• using natural flood measures

The flood action plan is a living document that will be discussed, monitored and updated by the Calderdale Flood Partnership. The current plan is the third time the plan has been revised and updated by partners since its original launch in 2016. All members of the partnership are committed to its delivery and want an action plan that is available to everyone. The plan sets out a clear vision to inspire and encourage communities and organisations to work together to reduce the impact of future flooding.

Appendix 1 shows all the changes made to the revised plan.

Appendix 2 shows actions which are ongoing or business as usual actions.

Appendix 3 shows archived actions which were completed by July 2017 and September 2018 (the dates of the first and second updates of the plan).

Published 28 October 2016
Last updated 13 February 2020 + show all updates

1. 13 February 2020

   We have added updated documents

2. 3 December 2018

   Updated November 2018

3. 12 July 2017

   Updated July 2017 with our Calderdale flood action plan and appendices.

4. 28 October 2016

   First published.