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  1. Nottinghamshire County Council and the Environment Agency collaborated to secure funding and implement a PFR scheme.

£130,000 Investment Targets Flood Risk on River Greet

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Nottinghamshire County Council and the Environment Agency are investing £130,000 in Kirklington for natural flood management measures. These measures include restoring sections of the River Greet, installing leaky wooden barriers, and creating ponds to temporarily hold water. The project aims to slow water flow and increase the waterway's capacity during heavy rainfall.

From newarkadvertiser.co.uk

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The scheme is part of a larger flood protection initiative following record rainfall during Storm Babet in October 2023, which flooded homes across Nottinghamshire. The measures are designed to reduce future flood risk and provide environmental benefits.

Nottinghamshire County Council and the Environment Agency previously collaborated to secure funding and implement a PFR scheme.

From newarkadvertiser.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Nottinghamshire County CouncilLocal authority involved in the jointly funded flood protection scheme.
  • Environment AgencyNon-departmental public body restoring sections of the River Greet for flood control.
  • River GreetRiver in Nottinghamshire that is being restored as part of the flood protection scheme.

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