Calstock flood defence improvement scheme
What the Environment Agency is doing to manage the risk of flooding in Calstock, Cornwall, from the River Tamar.
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Work to reduce the risk of flooding to the community of Calstock is now complete. This means that there is a new more resilient defence protecting homes and community assets.
Updates to this page
Last updated 14 August 2024 + show all updates
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Substantial changes made to the document to reflect the completion of the scheme.
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Removed 'bittern' from the species list as these have not been spotted at this location.
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Updated all of the page content and images.
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Construction update updated and aerial photo added.
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Construction update brought up to date - work on flood scheme to restart on 24 May 2020.
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Updated Construction update section:
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Construction update added.
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How the Environment Agency aims to start work on the scheme in September 2019
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Letter added from Environment Agency Flood Risk Manager following Planning Decision for the Calstock Flood Defence Improvement Scheme
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Plan of alternative permissive path added.
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Majority of page updated with news of planning application.
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Latest update section added, with feedback from the November drop in sessions.
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Information on the public drop-in held in Calstock on 8 November 2017 added, and link to exhibition panels on Flickr.
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Information added on work underway at Calstock this autumn 2017, and the public drop in being held on 8 November.
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First published.