The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and Environment Agency are reforming how flood risk management projects are planned and funded in England. The Government is considering establishing allocation ratios or ranges for projects under £3 million to balance investment between inland flood defence and coastal protection schemes, addressing concerns about unintended competition between project types.
In response to: Rural flood resilience partnership: 2024 to 2026 work plan
The government response to National Infrastructure Commission’s study about reducing the risk of surface water flooding.
How the Environment Agency and lead local flood authorities manage flood risk by following a 6 year cycle of planning.
Actions the government and others are taking to manage the risk of surface water flooding.
This plan sets out what we’ll achieve with £5.2 billion investment in flood and coastal defences and how we’ll track progress.
The government’s response to Amanda Blanc’s independent review of flood insurance in Doncaster.
An update on progress towards the government’s goal to create a nation more resilient to future flood and coastal erosion risks.
Progress update on the surface water management action plan and government response to the review of responsibilities for surface water and drainage assets.
This document sets out the terms of reference for the local flood risk management planning reform advisory group.
A summary of the risk of flooding from main rivers, the sea and reservoirs in the river basin districts that are wholly or partly within England.
The government’s response to the conclusions and recommendations in the Multi-Agency Flood Plan review carried out by Major General (retd) Tim Cross CBE in 2018.
Review of the Flood Risk Management Overview & Scrutiny Committee (England) Regulations 2011 after 5 years.
Memorandum to the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee about the Flood and Water Management Act 2010.
Review of how we assess flood risk, reduce the likelihood of flooding, and make the country as resilient as possible to flooding.
The report describes the Environment Agency's Flood Risk Management (FRM) strategy for the 100 year period to 2110 between Datchet and Teddington.
How we're managing the risks of flooding and coastal erosion, dealing with flood emergencies and ensuring people get a fair deal on flood insurance.
This sets out Defra’s role in planning for and responding to flooding emergencies to help others design their own response.