'Rising threat': Environment Agency publishes new flood resilience guidance

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FloodReady Review and Action Plan provides recommendations and practical steps for enhancing property flood resilience measures

One in four homes in England could be at risk of flooding by 2050, making strong leadership from government, housebuilders, insurers, and flood action groups "vital" to ensure homes across the country...

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