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Councils must adapt to extreme weather threat 24/01/2024 Cara Jenkinson, Cities Manager, Ashden discusses how local authorities can adapt to the threat of extreme weather.
Report warns of 'lethal' climate change risks 17/01/2024 With London and the UK ‘underprepared’ for extreme weather and an absence of national leadership on climate, regional government must adapt at pace, a new report argues.
PAC: New housing continues to be built in high risk areas 17/01/2024 More than half of councils rarely or never inspect a new housing development to check compliance with flood risk planning conditions, new PAC report says.
Preparing for future floods 16/01/2024 After Storm Henk, APSE principal advisor Rob Bailey sets out some of the steps local authorities should take to improve flood preparedness.
Government launches Storm Henk flood fund 08/01/2024 Local authority areas that have been hit by flooding in the wake of Storm Henk are now able to apply for financial support.
Notts residents warned of record Storm Henk floods 05/01/2024 Nottinghamshire County Council has declared a major incident as Storm Henk causes near-record levels of flooding.
Only 5% of public feels ready for climate change 15/11/2023 Most of the public feels unprepared for the effects of climate change following the extreme heat, flooding and storms of recent years, LGA poll reveals.
Road conditions add flood risk to pothole ‘crisis’ 27/09/2023 English councils received hundreds of compensation claims for flood damage in recent years as they struggled to maintain roadside drainage, according to study.
Gloucestershire to hold ‘urgent’ flood summit 20/09/2023 Agencies are set to consider flood prevention plans for Gloucestershire after county councillors called for an ‘urgent’ meeting.
The River Thames Scheme: infrastructure to deliver a greener future 26/07/2023 Carolyn McKenzie, director of Environment at Surrey County Council, discusses how the River Thames Scheme will respond to the challenges of climate change.
Council chiefs call for more climate change support 08/06/2023 The Government must do more to help local areas adapt to climate change, councils in England have warned.
Decision to pull £50m flood scheme ‘disappointing’ 15/05/2023 The Government’s decision not to go ahead with a £50m flood prevention scheme has been described as ‘disappointing’ by council leaders.
First communities to receive extra flooding support announced 05/04/2023 The first communities in England to receive better flood protection as part of the Government’s £100m Frequently Flooded Allowance have been announced.
Planning overhaul needed for climate change ‘resilience’, think tank says 08/03/2023 Successfully adapting to climate change will need an overhaul of the planning system to create measurable local targets, according to researchers.
Councils urged to plan better for floods 21/02/2023 Planning experts have called on local authorities to do more to embed climate resilience into new developments and local plans.
Somerset councils declare ‘major incident’ in response to floods 18/01/2023 Local authorities across Somerset have joined the Environment Agency (EA) in declaring a major incident because of flood risk in the county.
Auditors warn of workforce shortages in flooding sector 15/12/2022 Local areas in Wales are facing a shortage of workers with experience in dealing with the impact of floods, auditors say.
Is our housing equipped to deal with the increasing threat of floods? 14/12/2022 Cat White, director, Planning at consultancy Turley, discusses the challenges for housebuilders and local authorities as climate-related flood risks increase.
600,000 properties face flooding risk 29/11/2022 An estimated 600,000 properties face flooding in the near future without action to reduce urban runoff and improve drainage systems, research warns.
Flood plans should touch on surface risks, councils told 22/11/2022 Local authorities must do more to prepare for flash flooding as official figures reveal tens of thousands of homes are built in at-risk areas.
Planning guidance updated to boost ‘flood resilience’ 26/08/2022 Changes to planning guidance will provide better flood protection for new homes, according to the Government.
It’s time to take climate adaptation seriously 28/07/2022 It is no longer enough for councils to focus solely on net zero for their climate emergency plans, says Jo Wall. Adaptation should be key, embedded by whole-systems thinking.
New £100m fund to help communities hit repeatedly by flooding 26/07/2022 Communities that have been repeatedly flooded over the past decade will benefit a new ring-fenced £100m fund.
Defra's £2.6bn flood protection scheme has protected over 314,000 homes 12/04/2022 A £2.bn flood protection scheme has exceeded its original targets by 14,000 homes, the Government has announced.
London flash flooding review launched 21/12/2021 An independent review examining the flash flooding that affected many parts of the capital in July 2021 has launched.
Over one million homes at risk of flooding 23/11/2021 As many as 1.5 million households in the UK are at risk of flooding but are yet to take any action, the Environment Agency has said.
Gove warned of climate change floods risk 22/11/2021 Local government secretary Michael Gove was today urged to align UK housing policy with climate change.
Councils must battle inaction after announcing a climate emergency 15/11/2021 Gayle Monk outlines the key considerations councils must make to better address the situation.
Adaptation in danger of being ‘undercooked’ at COP26 13/10/2021 The importance of adapting local communities to make them more resilient in the face of the climate emergency is not being taken seriously enough, the Environment Agency today warned.
Tighter planning rules to protect communities from flood risk 29/07/2021 Councils should ensure all planning applications made in flood risk areas are referred to ministers for approval, under new guidance published today.
Calls to declare a climate and ecological emergency 06/05/2021 A climate and ecological emergency should be declared to avoid a health and mental health 'catastrophe', the Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned today.
Local areas to receive £150m to trial flooding responses 29/03/2021 Twenty-five areas across England have been selected to receive a share of a £150m fund to develop new flooding responses.
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MPs call for review of local authority flood funding 26/02/2021 The Government needs a better understanding on whether funding allocated to local authorities to prevent flooding is matching local risks, MPs have warned today.
Living in a climate emergency 11/02/2021 Cllr Scott Patient outlines how Calderdale MBC is working with partners and communities to both reduce flood risk and cut the impacts of climate change – but help is needed, and the council is calling on the Government to unlock resources.
MPs accuse Government of lacking clear flood-resilience targets 08/02/2021 Local authority leaders have welcomed a call from MPs urging the Government to provide councils with the resources they need to protect vulnerable communities from flooding.
The Bay – a pivot to purpose 26/01/2021 Tim Pope and Sam Plum explain why local government reorganisation can be used as a catalyst for a new generation of councils that reflect their local economies and can lead the recovery.
Eight in ten councils hit by climate-related incidents 14/12/2020 Eight in ten councils have suffered climate-related incidents in the last five years, new research has revealed.
Flood funding for councils may not be enough, watchdog finds 27/11/2020 The Government is unable to prove councils have enough funding for flood defences, a spending watchdog has discovered.
Majority of councils lack expertise to deal with flood risk, survey reveals 28/07/2020 Local authorities are facing a critical shortage of the expertise needed to plan for climate change, a new survey has found.
Calls to devolve £5.2bn flood defences funding 14/07/2020 Councils have called for funding for flood defences to be devolved to local areas, after the Government announced its new long-term plan to tackle flooding in England.
Budget 2020: Flood-hit areas to share £200m defence fund 11/03/2020 The money will go to 25 areas based on criteria including repeated flooding.
Former 'red wall' support devolution to tackle climate change 10/03/2020 Three-quarters of former ‘red wall’ seats believe councils need extra funding and powers to deal with the climate emergency, a new survey has revealed.
Flood infrastructure funding increased by only £3m over decade 26/02/2020 Central Government funding for existing flood infrastructure has only increased by £3m over the last decade, according to a new analysis.
Environment Agency chief executive calls for more flood resilience 25/02/2020 A new ‘twin track’ approach focused on better flood protection and resilience is needed to deal with the climate emergency, the chief executive of the Environment Agency says.
70,000 homes ‘at risk’ of having no flood insurance 21/02/2020 A think tank has warned that there are around 70,000 homes that are at risk of having no flood insurance because they are built in high-risk flooding zones.
Government announces financial support for flood-hit areas 19/02/2020 The Government has announced councils in areas affected by recent flooding will receive grants to cover the cost of council tax and business rates reliefs.
Government activates emergency fund in the wake of Storm Dennis 17/02/2020 Local government secretary Robert Jenrick today activated the Government’s emergency financial assistance scheme for areas affected by Storm Dennis.
Repairs begin on Brislington flood defence scheme 03/02/2020 A £2m scheme to protect more than 100 properties in Bristol from flooding has begun.
From grey to green: The role of SuDS in Britain's green spaces 31/01/2020 Ian Geeson describes why green spaces are a key element of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) and the role they play in helping Britain to avoid flooding.
Council advises residents to ‘clean up safely’ after flash floods 20/12/2019 Cornwall Council has urged residents affected by the flash flooding in the last 24 hours to clean up safely and keep evidence of flood damage.
Millions more to be affected by flooding as Greenland's ice melt faster than expected 11/12/2019 More than 40 million people than expected will be affected by coastal flooding by 2100 a new study has revealed.
Future Forum North: Rotherham flood response hampered by scandal 06/12/2019 The child abuse scandal in Rotherham continues to cast a long shadow over the work of the council - even affecting its work to tackle last month’s flooding.
£131m sea defences given the go-ahead 05/12/2019 Permission for sea defences in Portsmouth has been granted in what has been described as an ‘important milestone’ for the city's flood protection measures.
Herefordshire councils reimbursed for flooding costs 02/12/2019 Local authority areas in Herefordshire are to be reimbursed for costs incurred as a result of flooding.
A more holistic approach to tackling flood risk 21/11/2019 The only way to mitigate against flooding effectively is to understand how the whole, complex system works – not by making rules one development at a time, as Nick Fraser explains.
Change law to enable volunteers to respond to disasters, Red Cross says 20/11/2019 The British Red Cross is calling for the law to be changed so that voluntary groups are included in planning responses to emergencies and disasters.
Councils in flood-hit areas to receive £500 per affected house 13/11/2019 Local authorities in areas that have experienced flooding will be given £500 for each affected house to help with recovery efforts under the recovery scheme.
Emergency Bellwin scheme activated in response to flooding 11/11/2019 Councils will be able to apply to be reimbursed for costs incurred as part of their response to the heavy rainfall that has hit the regions in recent days.
Whitehall announces over £60m in flood defence funding 11/09/2019 Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers has announced £62m of funding to help protect communities from floods.
Three projects secure funding to increase flood resilience 23/07/2019 Three projects will receive up to £700,000 each to research and test ways to make homes more flood resilient.
UK needs £1bn a year to combat flood threat 09/05/2019 A long-term strategy to ensure infrastructure is resilient to flooding and coastal change by 2050 has been unveiled today by the Environment Agency.
Whitehall launches consultation on local funding of flood defences 16/01/2019 The Government today announced that it wishes to ‘begin a conversation’ on increasing local funding for flood and coastal erosion management.
A thirst for water management 09/08/2018 Neill Robinson-Welsh explains how ‘smart’ non-potable water technology can simultaneously help mitigate flood and water stress.
Housing should be ‘more resilient’ to flood damage, architects say 04/05/2018 The Government needs to help homes and communities become more resilient to flood damage rather than focus on keeping the water out, charity says.
Belfast appoints resilience commissioner 10/04/2018 Belfast City Council has appointed a new commissioner to help the city prepare for any scenario that might prevent it from functioning properly.
District councils could be handed flood risk management responsibilities 16/01/2018 Local communities could have more say in how rivers are managed after a consultation which aims to transfer ‘flood risk management activities’ to district councils.
Evidence supporting natural flood management published 31/10/2017 The Environment Agency has for the first time published all of the evidence about the role of natural flood management in reducing flood risk in one place.
£30m flooding defence scheme announced 27/07/2017 A Yorkshire council has welcomed the Government’s announcement of £30m of funding for a major flood defence scheme.
Nine tenths of England’s floodplains ‘no longer work properly’ 01/06/2017 A shocking 90% of the country’s floodplains are not fit for purpose, according to a new study.
Whitehall’s approach to sustainable drainage ‘sub-standand’, MPs warn 27/04/2017 MPs have criticised the Government’s ‘sub-standard’ approach to sustainable drainage (SuDs) for failing to protect communities from flood risk.
Whitehall ‘missing opportunities’ to tackle ‘ineffective’ flood defences 24/01/2017 MPs have accused the Government of ‘missing opportunities’ to act on an environment committee’s report warning of ‘ineffective’ flood management.
Lack of Whitehall policy preventing ‘natural' flood management methods 22/12/2016 The lack of a clear government policy is holding up 'natural' methods of flood management, according to campaigners.
Here comes the rain – are you prepared? 07/12/2016 Ian Carr outlines how councils can ensure they have an effective flood response plan in place.
Councils warn people to prepare for impact of flash flooding 23/11/2016 Council leaders have issued advice on how to prepare for flash flooding, as Storm Angus continues to hit parts of the country.
MPs demand ‘overhaul’ of Environment Agency’s flood management role 02/11/2016 MPs have demanded a complete ‘overhaul’ of the Environment Agency’s role in flood management—a move environmentalists have dubbed a ‘terrible idea’.
Councils reveal extent of flooding last winter 03/10/2016 More than 15,000 homes and businesses in the north of England were hit by floods last winter, according to the latest survey.
Council accuses Government of not taking the risk of flooding 'seriously enough' 09/09/2016 The Government has set aside £12.5m for new temporary flood defences in England after finding more than 500 key infrastructure sites were still vulnerable.
Council considers using parks as flood defences 01/08/2016 Sheffield City Council is consulting on proposals to divert floodwater into parks and woodlands in the event of a severe storm.
Councils must ‘work together’ to tackle threat of flooding, environment agency urges 06/07/2016 More than five million properties in England are at risk from flooding, according to the chief executive of the environment agency (EA).
Flash flooding disrupts final hours of EU referendum 24/06/2016 Poor weather caused disruption in parts of the country as voters made their way to polling booths.
Local authorities warn of flash floods caused by global warming 16/06/2016 Councils across the UK have launched awareness campaigns to highlight the devastating impact of flash floods.
Councils let down by flood protection funding 09/06/2016 Local authorities are not receiving the necessary support to prepare for or mitigate the impacts of flooding, a new report has warned.
Councils call for new homes to be made flood-proof 03/05/2016 Developers should be legally required to install anti-flood measures when building new homes, according to calls from town hall chiefs.
Residents should ‘watch their posteriors’ when nature calls, councillor warns 21/04/2016 A councillor has warned residents of Cork to ‘watch their posteriors’ after a man was bitten by a rat while using his toilet.
Nothing ‘happening on the ground’ to protect against floods, says council leader 01/04/2016 The leader of Leeds council criticised the Government yesterday for delays in taking the necessary steps to reduce the risk of flooding in the city.
Flooding cost 'still rising' 29/03/2016 The cost of damage caused by floods over the winter has reached nearly £250m and is still rising, according to the latest figures.
Budget 2016: Funding boost for flood defences 16/03/2016 Chancellor George Osborne has given a boost to infrastructure in today’s Budget with investment plans flood defences, energy, housing and major projects.
Winter floods see 30,000 tonnes of goods sent to landfill 11/02/2016 Landfill tax paid as a result of the winter floods should be returned to councils so that they can invest in jobs and growth, local government leaders have demanded.
Managing the unmanageable 10/02/2016 With flooding becoming more commonplace in Britain, local authorities need to be prepared for the worst. Andrew Jepp reports.
Councils could face claims over pumped floodwater damage 26/01/2016 Local authorities have been warned to prepare for claims from farmers affected by pumped floodwater after a council in Yorkshire lost a test case.
Cameron pledges £40m to rebuild flood defences after Storm Eva 04/01/2016 David Cameron yesterday promised a package of more than £40m to rebuild and improve flood efences in the aftermath of Storm Eva.
Flood affected communities exempt from paying council tax and business rates 09/12/2015 Flood affected communities will not face council tax or business rate bills for the homes and businesses they have been displaced from, Greg Clark announced yesterday.
Councils to be fully-funded for clean-up costs in the wake of Storm Desmond 08/12/2015 The areas that were most severely hit by last weekend’s storm will have 100% of their costs reimbursed, communities secretary Greg Clark has announced amid criticisms of cuts to flood defences.
Planning authorities must act to preserve the UK’s coastline 12/11/2015 Only one in three coastal planning authorities in England have up-to-date policies in place to deal with rising sea levels and more frequent storms, the National Trust warns in a new report.
EE to send free flood warnings in Devon and Cornwall 14/07/2015 Free flood warnings are to be sent to EE customers in Devon and Cornwall following a successful trial in Staffordshire earlier this year.
'Nibbling' away at urban surface water flooding 13/07/2015 David Smoker makes the case for a cohesive SUDs retrofit programme.
Stemming the flow 07/04/2015 Are local authorities truly geared up for the upcoming move to Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) approval as part of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)?
Balfour Beatty awarded £250m flood defences deal 10/03/2015 Balfour Beatty has secured a £250m contract to help strengthen the tidal flood defences along the Thames Estuary.
The spotlight off SuDS? 09/12/2014 Stuart Crisp takes a look at the potential impact and pitfalls of the proposed changes to SuDS regulations.

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Supervising Social Worker - Fostering Team, South Essex

£36101 - £48622 per annum

Supervising Social Worker - Fostering Team, South EssexPermanentPart Time, 3 days / 22.2 hours per week£36,101 to £48,622 per annumLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

Social Worker - Children in Care, South Essex

£36101 - £48622 per annum

Social Worker - Children in Care, South EssexFixed term / Secondment, 12 monthsFull Time, 37 hours per week£36,101 to £48,622 per annumLocation

Recuriter: Essex County Council

Youth Partnership Coordinator

Grade 6 (£30,825 to £34,834)

We have an exciting opportunity for a part-time Youth Partnership Coordinator to join Community Youth Services Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Recuriter: Sheffield City Council

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