Businesses called on to beef up resilience, as government insists 'lessons learnt' from winter floods

James Murray
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National Flood Resilience Review proposes new stress tests and secures commitments from utilities to better protect key infrastructure

The government has today published its long-awaited National Flood Resilience Review, promising that lessons have been learned from last winter's devastating floods. The review includes a raft of new...

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