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Environment Agency completes major flood defence scheme benefitting 50 properties in Bewdley, Worcestershire.
The Environment Agency, funding partner Associated British Ports, and contractor JBA Bentleys delivered The Outstrays Managed Realignment Scheme.
Latest meeting takes place today chaired by Floods Minister Emma Hardy
Shingle will be sprayed from a specialist vessel onto the shoreline at high tides over several weeks.
MP for Rochdale, Paul Waugh, has viewed progress of the scheme during a site visit. Once complete, the scheme will better protect 337 homes and 185 businesses.
Environment Agency is leading efforts to raise awareness of flash flooding in the Forest of Dean area.
With post-harvest fields vulnerable to heavy rainfall and run-off, farmers are urged to cultivate compacted soil and get winter crops established by 15 October.
Research examined the current and future pollution risk of coastal historic landfills to protect the surrounding environment.
Environment Agency begins refurbishing the Grand Sluice, which protects properties from flooding, supports navigation and helps with water supply.
New research shows a way to improve rainfall estimates by merging outputs from different types of weather radar.
An enhanced flood warning service is now operational for Exeter and Exe Estuary, featuring improved forecasting models and expanded coverage.
The Salisbury River Park project reduces the flood risk to over 350 homes and businesses along the River Avon.
Appointments for Anglian (Northern), Wessex and Yorkshire Regional Flood and Coastal Committees
Flood warning service expanded to provide early warning of flooding to communities in Cheadle, Stockport and Platt Bridge. Residents can register for free.
Cumbrian River Restoration Partnership Programme selected as finalist in the Thiess International Riverprize Awards. Winner announced in Brisbane in September.
The Environment Agency makes changes to Flood Warning Service to reach 850 more residents and improve accuracy in Grantham, Boston, Lincoln and Market Rasen.
Some 50 brown trout in the Thames Valley have been given new homes as the dry spell has an increasingly challenging effect on wildlife and habitats.
59 properties in Pett, in East Sussex, to benefit. Households urged to register for new, more targeted service.
New warning for Southborough Stream. 106 properties in Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells to benefit. Households urged to register for new, more targeted, service.
The new webpages for Yaverland, Shanklin and Ventnor make it easier for communities to stay informed about vital coastal protection work.
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