A review of the Thames Estuary 2100 Plan findings is underway to protect Greater London against high tides and surge storms.

The entities involved

• Greater London →

  administrative area and ceremonial county in England

  • Nationwide Building Society conducted research into regional rent charges across East Midlands, Greater London, Yorkshire, and The Humber.Mon 07:55
• Environment Agency →

  non-departmental public body in the UK

  • A partnership was formed between the Environment Agency, Somerset Council, and Homes England for a new flood defence scheme.Mon 16:35
  • Environment Agency issued flood alerts for the county coast, covering Wallasea Island, due to high tides.Mon 16:05
• Essex →

  ceremonial county in England (use Q21272241 for administrative non-metropolitan county)

  • Potential targets in a specific scenario included the Lord Mayor of London, involving entities in Essex and London.Mon 14:59
  • The British Geological Survey (BGS) has identified multiple areas, including Barnet, Camden, and Islington, as high-risk for subsidence.Sun 22:14

Related events

• An international team of researchers from the University of East London and Waseda University is collaborating on coastal research in Norfolk.Sun 12:33
• The Environment Agency is managing tidal barrier construction and holding meetings regarding the flood defence scheme on the River Parrett in Bridgwater.Jun 22