An official visit to mark completion of the new flood defences at Albert Dock in Hull, built at a cost of £6.6 million, is taking place today.
Southend’s entire drainage network is currently being surveyed to create a digital model to predict flood risk.
New information about plans for the proposed £92 million Boston Barrier flood defence scheme is being launched by the Environment Agency at a series of events starting next week.
Barney, the second storm to be named by the Met Office this season, is set to bring additional rain and damaging winds to the United Kingdom on Tuesday.
United Utilities worked around the clock with the Environment Agency, and other partners to help protect properties from flooding over the weekend as a result of heavy rain and gales topping 50mph from storm Abigail.
The Environment Agency has lifted severe flood warnings in place for Cumbria but is urging communities in northern England to remain vigilant against the threat of flooding.
The £36 million Clacton and Holland-on-Sea coast protection scheme in Essex, UK, has been completed ahead of schedule and under budget.
The Environment Agency and partner Teignbridge District Council are holding a public exhibition to provide more information about the planned £14 million Dawlish Warren beach management scheme.
This article first appeared on the Committee on Climate Change Blog
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