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New £4.1 million Badsey Brook flood risk management scheme to reduce the risk of flooding for nearly 300 properties in Worcestershire.
The Environment Agency is working with residents in Chester-le-Street to help them be better prepared for flooding.
Working with natural flood management to help manage flood risk to local properties and to improve habitats.
Speech by Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency Royal Society of Arts, 24 September 2018
A major step forwards for flood resilience - Environment Agency High Volume Pumps can now be connected to over 150,000 metres of Fire & Rescue Service hose.
An Environment Agency project in Devon has been shortlisted for an international engineering award.
The completion of a flood alleviation scheme in Earby is likely to be delayed
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A programme of peatland restoration has kick-started a £2.1million natural flood management (NFM) project in the North East.
It's one year since the Environment Agency's Flood Community Engagement Officers took up post to support communities across the North East.
Businesses in the Stourton area of Leeds are benefitting from increased flood protection following the completion of a new 730 metre flood defence wall.
The Environment Agency hosted a celebration event to mark the completion of a new flood bank to protect residents at Tyne Green.
Planned improvement work set to benefit over 1,400 residential and 400 commercial properties - many of which are considered to be at significant flood risk.
Planning permission is being sought for a £42 million Humber Hull Frontage Improvement Scheme to provide better protection from flooding.
The Environment Agency is working with North East businesses to ensure they are prepared for flooding.
The tests will be carried out by the Environment Agency and local residents can find out more at a community drop-in.
The Environment Agency's Adur tidal walls scheme in Shoreham-by-Sea is reaching the final stages of construction.
Construction work on the main part of the £2.5million Monkton Flood Alleviation Scheme in South Tyneside has started this week.
The £8-9 million scheme will restore floodplain, create habitats, maintain the footpath and more for the estuary in East Devon.
The first of 450 trees in a £500,000 natural flood management pilot scheme on the River Aire have been planted to reduce flood risk.
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