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Unique wetland habitats created by River Yare to support wildlife. Work is part of wider government commitment to restore nature and protect water environment
£1.6m project funded by local authorities and government grants supports flood victims from Storm Babet and Storm Henk.
New Flood Performance Certificate to give homeowners and insurers a clear assessment of a property's flood risk and resilience
The Environment Agency has completed the replacement of Avon Water tidal outfall at Keyhaven Harbour ahead of winter
Created in partnership with Aardman, the Environment Agency and East Sussex County Council
'Flood action online' brings together clear, actionable guidance for people to check their flood risk and find the latest weather alerts
New taskforce will strengthen oversight of flood and drought resilience and champion the voices of communities.
Expect a youth focus at the county's annual resilience event on 21 October.
New tidal flaps have been installed to improve reliability and reduce maintenance, and the flood gate has been refurbished with new seals.
The Environment Agency will run a large-scale training exercise in Northwich on the weekend of 11 to 12 October, testing its flood defence scheme.
Expanded Leigh flood storage area and new Hildenborough defences will reduce flood-risk to 1,870 homes and 575 businesses.
Environment Secretary announces local communities to receive £79 million to restore nature and adapt to climate change
Planning approval for the Environment Agency’s Greatham North East flood alleviation scheme has now been granted by Hartlepool Borough Council.
Plans include stream channel upgrades, new footbridges, erosion protection and improved flood defences
Somerset Prepared seeks nominations for its Community Resilience Awards, which celebrate people and groups who help their communities with emergencies.
Ground survey investigations for the Ventnor Coastal Defence Scheme will begin mid-September.
New National Navigation Strategy out for consultation. Developed with staff and representatives from stakeholder groups. Views sought before 21 October.
The Environment Agency’s Greatham Marsh Restoration Scheme in Hartlepool sees the return of the tide for the first time in over 200 years.
The Environment Agency has begun a £13 million flood scheme in Skinningrove, replacing Stone Row Bridge and ending the need for manual flood gates.
New flood storage areas and other measures will hold up to 8,900 cubic metres of water during storms at Wellholme Park.
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