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Scottish Government launches £15m flood resilience investment strategy

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The Scottish Government announced a new flood resilience strategy, backed by a total investment of £15 million in flood prevention. This includes a £5 million Community Flood Resilience Fund, set to open in 2027. The strategy outlines 65 actions over the next four years to improve flood resilience across Scotland.

From scottishhousingnews.com

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The investment provides dedicated funding streams for local authorities and communities to implement flood mitigation measures. Funds are allocated for public asset future-proofing, nature-based solutions, and innovative coastal projects. This financial commitment aims to reduce flood risk and improve preparedness in communities.

The Scottish Government supports flood resilience and implements mitigation efforts in Angus.

From scottishhousingnews.com

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  • The Scottish Environment Protection Agency might face increased operational costs due to the mandate for new environmental projects and coastal resilience planning.

  • Glasgow City Council could receive dedicated funding streams from the new £15 million flood resilience investment package.

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