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Where a flood risk has been identified, authorities work with consultants and design teams to investigate, optioneer and promote effective options that fit within achievable funding opportunities.

Depending on the source and extent of flood risk options range from ‘hard’ engineering measures such as stormwater storage tanks, culverts, flood relief channels, flood walls and embankments, to ‘soft’ engineering measures, known as Natural Flood Management. These Natural Flood Management techniques aim to slow the flow in the upper catchments such as woody debris dams, field buffer strips and soil management. These more natural measures can stand alone, or support and enhance a hard engineering scheme.

Campbeltown Flood Protection Scheme (2024)

Combining storm separation, attenuation and flood storage reservoir solutions to alleviate flooding in the town

Porthcawl Sandy Bay Coastal Scheme (2024)

Innovative restoration of a historic breakwater, better protecting a community, enhancing amenity and biodiversity while unlocking regional regeneration

Glenboi Flood Alleviation Project (2023)

A design & build collaboration to develop a Welsh Government funded flood alleviation solution for the village of Glenboi

Wrington Flood Storage Area (2020)

Wrington village, near the Mendip Hills in north Somerset, lies in the valley of the Congresbury Yeo River, about 20km south-west of the Bristol. Rye Brook flows through Wrington and regularly floods. The floodplain intersects a central corridor through the village, with at least 11 residential properties currently at very significant risk and 42 properties […]

Bacton Combined Outfall (2019)

The North Norfolk coastline has undergone progressive coastal erosion at around the present rate for the last 5,000 years. The cliffs are made of soft deposits, mainly sand and soft clays, which are very vulnerable to erosion. This long-term coastal change puts pressure on communities, infrastructure and business in the coastal zone. The Bacton Gas […]

Bacton to Walcott Sandscaping (2019)

The North Norfolk coastline has undergone progressive coastal erosion at around the present rate for the last 5,000 years. This long-term coastal change puts pressure on communities, infrastructure and business in the coastal zone. This includes the Bacton Gas Terminal (a piece of nationally critical infrastructure that supplies up to one third of the UK’s […]

Fairhaven to Church Scar Coastal Protection Scheme (2018)

The town of Lytham St. Anne’s and its shoreline is a popular national and regional tourist destination and is linked to many attractions, modern and historic, including St. Anne’s Pier, Lytham Green, Royal Lytham Golf Club, Pleasure Island and Fairhaven Lake. The project is located near Lytham St. Anne’s in the Fylde borough of Lancashire, […]

Derby Flood Prevention Scheme (2016)

Our City Our River is a project to reduce the risk of flooding in Derby. The city’s existing flood defences are reaching the end of their design life, meaning a severe flood event would have a major impact on homes, businesses and infrastructure; as well as several important heritage sites. More than 2,000 properties are […]

Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme (2016)

Historically, Leeds has not benefited from formal flood defences and is sited in a catchment where the river can rise rapidly in response to rainfall. There are records of flooding dating from the 19th century and in the recent past; prior to the scheme commencing the river had come close to flooding Leeds city centre […]

Herne Hill & Dulwich FAS (2015)

Delivering innovation through partnership

White Cart Flood Prevention Scheme (2013)

A holistic catchment scale solution to reduce the risk of flooding that has blighted south Glasgow for decades

Ulley Reservoir Rehabilitation Scheme (2011)

New spillway to replace storm damaged overflow structure and prevent risk of dam water failure