MPs slam 'sub-standard' government response to flood risk warnings
Government response to EFRA Committee's report acknowledges flooding risk but says there is no need for 'substantial structural change' to flooding strategy
MPs today have criticised the government's "cursory" response to a major report on flood risk released late last year by the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee (EFRA). The Committee members...
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