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National Flood Risk Management Plans

The Environment Agency is developing National Flood Risk Management Plans and national flood resilience standards to guide investment and planning decisions, with particular attention to flood resilience in new housing and climate adaptation. The policy is active and requires comprehensive environmental impact assessment including consideration of nutrient neutrality and local authority capacity.

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31 Jan 2024 | Government response linked

We recommend that the Met Office and UKHSA incorporate explicit messaging and/ or metrics regarding the effects of humidity levels as well as temperature into weather forecasts and heat-health alerts. (Paragraph 20) The urban heat island effect and nature-based solutions

We recommend that the Met Office and UKHSA incorporate explicit messaging and/ or metrics regarding the effects of humidity levels as well as temperature into weather forecasts and heat-health alerts. (Paragraph 20) The urban heat island effect and nature-based solutions …

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15 Apr 2020 | Consultation outcome Environment Agency linked

Rationalising the main river network: de-maining proposals — outcome published

The Environment Agency would like to hear your views on proposals to strengthen local flood risk management by re-designating sections of watercourses.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Na… (29pp)
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↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Suffolk De-mai… (22pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): South Forty Fo… (28pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Stour Marshes … (36pp)
12 Feb 2018 | Consultation outcome Environment Agency linked

Rationalising the main river network: de-maining proposals — consultation closed

The Environment Agency would like to hear your views on proposals to strengthen local flood risk management by re-designating sections of watercourses.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Na… (29pp)
+3 more
↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Suffolk De-mai… (22pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): South Forty Fo… (28pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Stour Marshes … (36pp)
15 Jan 2018 | Consultation outcome Environment Agency linked

Rationalising the main river network: de-maining proposals — consultation opened

The Environment Agency would like to hear your views on proposals to strengthen local flood risk management by re-designating sections of watercourses.

▤ View document · ↗ GOV.UK · ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Na… (29pp)
+3 more
↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Suffolk De-mai… (22pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): South Forty Fo… (28pp) ↓ Rationalising the Main River Network (RMRN): Stour Marshes … (36pp)