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Additional funding for internal drainage boards (IDBs) to boost farm and rural flood resilience, bringing total IDB Fund to £91 million
The Environment Agency is beginning work to replace the flood gate at the Canklow Regulator on the River Rother in South Yorkshire.
The jack up barge will play a vital role in the next phase of the barrier’s construction and will be a dominant feature over coming months.
SuDS schemes reduce flood risk by temporarily storing rainwater; reducing its flow and surface water runoff. Three primary schools have benefited.
Positive feedback informs plans for a 2025 service.
Reappointments confirmed by Defra
As part of an ongoing Environment Agency crackdown, 6 anglers have been found guilty of fishing illegally at waters in the London area last year.
Officers from the Environment Agency are hosting two events where residents can view final designs for the scheme, ask any questions and meet the project team.
Public drop-in on Saturday 22 February, 12pm to 5pm at the Electric Theatre, Guildford with an online presentation on Wednesday 26 February, 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
Work at one section of the Adur Tidal Walls Scheme now complete, with roads and paths re-opened
Environment Agency publication captures latest research about natural flood management to help understand what works best where
We reviewed the latest research on natural flood management and updated the Working with natural processes evidence directory.
The Environment Agency is continuing to carry out improvement works to Lydney Harbour to give the historic site a sustainable and prosperous future.
A record £2.65 billion will be committed to build or maintain up to 1,000 flood defences, protecting more than 66,000 properties.
A display at York Explore Library is showcasing artefacts uncovered during construction of the Environment Agency’s Flood Alleviation Scheme at Clifton Ings.
Shingle recycling on the beach between Shoreham and Lancing to help reduce the risk of coastal flooding. Essential maintenance needed following winter storms.
The Environment Agency has urged people to stay vigilant to the risk of flooding and stay away from swollen rivers.
Minister Hardy and Philip Duffy discussed the response to flooding in the East Midlands, Lincolnshire and across the country.
A £1m habitat restoration project designed to boost both wildlife and water quality in Stockton-on-Tees has been finalised.
Data shows 6.3 million properties in England in areas at risk of flooding from rivers, the sea or surface water
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