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Plans for a scheme to reduce flood risk to over 400 homes and businesses in Totnes have been submitted to South Hams District Council.
The final siren test of the year will make sure Chiswell residents can hear them if there was a winter storm or flood.
Lives and possessions at risk, Environment Agency warns
Further works to reduce flood risk to over 3,200 homes and businesses around Exeter get underway this month.
The Environment Agency are carrying out repairs to the flood defences in Jaywick.
Environment Agency launches Flood Awareness Campaign.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Property Flood Resilience Action Plan will see Government and industry help people better protect their properties from flooding.
Flood warning equipment will provide water level information for the Merry Brook, which was previously not available.
Newcastle's Brunton Park flood scheme official opening event is attended by residents young and old.
Virtual testing takes place on the River Aire as part of the Leeds flood alleviation scheme.
The Environment Agency is looking for members to join the Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC) which covers the River Great Ouse catchment.
The Environment Agency presented today (13 October 2016) its 5 year review of tidal flood risk indicators in the Thames estuary.
The Environment Agency is testing new flood technology as part of a winter readiness training exercise involving 1,000 staff.
Training exercise will test the response of emergency services
Environment Agency hosts event to say thank you and bring the North East's Flood Warden groups together.
Information on the Environment Agency's options for improving flood defences in the Leekbrook area is available at an upcoming drop-in event.
Somerset traffic diversion will be in place for 24 hours while engineers remove structure.
A series of public drop in sessions are to be held to update communities on the development of the River Medway flood alleviation schemes, a multi-million pound project to reduce the risk of flooding.
A Norfolk-based flood risk veteran, who played a key role in the aftermath of the East Coast surge in 2013, is retiring after 40 years.
The Environment Agency begins work today on the Front Brents flood alleviation scheme at Faversham.
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