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Wiltshire Council and Environment Agency address rising flood risk in county

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Wiltshire Council is working with the Environment Agency to reduce flood risk across Wiltshire. The council noted that an increase in winter storms through 2027 is expected, which could lead to more flooding incidents. Residents are advised to prepare for potential floods by checking risk maps and signing up for warnings provided by the Environment Agency.

From salisburyjournal.co.uk

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Flooding can have a significant impact on businesses and communities within the county. The council is encouraging residents and businesses to take simple precautions to better prepare for severe weather and reduce its potential impact.

From salisburyjournal.co.uk

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  • Wiltshire CouncilSpeculative

    Wiltshire Council might face increased operational costs and infrastructure maintenance due to rising flood risk.

  • Thames WaterSpeculative

    Thames Water could see increased operational costs and infrastructure strain on water systems due to rising flood risk.

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