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Residents urged to sign up for free flood warnings
The impacts of Storm Imogen are expected to continue over southern parts of England.
Sir James Bevan's visit focused on coastal flood risk management
The Environment Agency has joined forces with The Skill Mill to reduce the risk of flooding in a Northumberland village
The Met Office is warning that a period of stormy weather generated by storm Imogen is expected over southern parts of England today and into early next week.
Flood statement on 5 February 2016
Work programme will improve water quality and create better habitats
Environment Agency to remove blockages and silt from culverts reducing the risk of flooding to around 1,000 homes in the North East
Demonstrations of sirens at flood defences at Skinningrove.
Archaeologists are using Environment Agency laser mapping data to rediscover hundreds of kilometres of 'lost' Roman roads.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Thousands of fish stocked in North East rivers.
The Environment Agency has carried out 16,000 inspections and identified around 660 flood defences needing repair work in the wake of record-breaking wet weather in December.
Flooding in northern England: government information and advice about support available.
The Environment Agency is urging communities in southern England and parts of the north to stay alert to the risk of further flooding over the weekend.
Plans for managing flood risk in the Black Sluice catchment have taken public feedback into account.
Communities in the north and south west of England and the Severn Valley should remain vigilant to the risk of further flooding.
Experts on hand to discuss flood risk.
IGas apply for environmental permits for Springs Road site - Public consultation open until 8 March
Environment Agency is urging communities to stay alert to the risk of further flooding.
The Environment Agency is urging residents and businesses in Yorkshire to check their flood risk and sign up to receive flood warnings.
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