Within this page you can find a wide range of flood related resources to download. Browse the categories on the left to find resources suited to you, or click through the tags for a more specific search. The toolkits are handy for an overview of different flood topics. View the glossary to find out what certain technical words, phrases and abbreviations mean.
In this document you can find a pre-populated flood plan which you can print off and use as your own flood plan. You can also find a blank flood plan which you can fill in yourself to make it specific to you!
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: New Street flooded. cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Bob Embleton – geograph.org.uk/p/2922279
This video has been made my Rochdale Borough Council.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Eglinton Avenue, Kingston upon Hull cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Bernard Sharp – geograph.org.uk/p/7454448
Watch these four short films, produced by the Environment Agency, explaining how we can slow the flow and help defend our communities from flood water.
Watch these four short films, produced by the Environment Agency, explaining how we can slow the flow and help defend our communities from flood water.
Watch these four short films, produced by the Environment Agency, explaining how we can slow the flow and help defend our communities from flood water.
Watch these four short films, produced by the Environment Agency, explaining how we can slow the flow and help defend our communities from flood water.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: YouGov
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Environment Agency
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Nilfanion/ CC BY-SA 4.0
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Mikes-Photography from Pixabay
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Wokandapix from Pixabay
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Halifax Courier
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Paving surrounding SUDS pond cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Lairich Rig – geograph.org.uk/p/1470042
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Happisburgh and eroding cliffs cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Jim Whiteside – geograph.org.uk/p/76825
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: TonyTheTiger/ CC-BY
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Jim Barton / CC-BY
The blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: Wet peat land cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Alasdair MacDonald – geograph.org.uk/p/688639
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: © Nick Upton / Alamy Stock Photo
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: The Flood Hub
This blog has been written by a member of the Newground Flood Team.
Image: New Street flooded cc-by-sa/2.0 – © Bob Embleton – geograph.org.uk/p/2922279
This project was carried out by Cumbria Woodlands and partners. Dave Kennedy explains how different NFM methods can be used in different landscapes and amongst existing land use and designations.
For more information on Cumbria Woodlands and their NFM work, click here.
This project was carried out by Cumbria Woodlands and partners. Dave Kennedy shows how the ecology and biodiversity of an NFM site can benefit as a side effect from the installation of flood measures.
For more information on Cumbria Woodlands and their NFM work, click here.
This report explains the benefits of the Natural Flood Management Programme and celebrates its successes.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
The interventions in this case study are on private land and cannot be accessed without landowner permission.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
This case study has been provided by West Cumbria Rivers Trust.
SuDS case study from the Susdrain website here.
In this document you can find a pre-populated community flood plan which you can print off and use as your own community’s flood plan. You can also find a blank flood plan which you can fill in yourself to make it specific for your community!
This fact sheet provides an overview of property flood resilience and the code of practice. It explains how the code of practice can be used, how the CoP relates to PFR delivery. Find out more about the Code of practice for property flood resilience (C790) here.
This case study is from the ‘Property Flood Resilience 2020 Update’ E-mag by Mary Dhonau Associates.
This case study is from the ‘Property Flood Resilience 2020 Update’ E-mag by Mary Dhonau Associates.
This case study is from the ‘Property Flood Resilience 2020 Update’ E-mag by Mary Dhonau Associates.
The April addition of our Newsletter contains the latest Flood Risk Management Scheme updates, as well as upcoming events and campaigns, and a case study about an early flood warning trial in Whalley, Lancashire.
This case study has been provided by Natural Course – www.naturalcourse.co.uk
This case study has been provided by Natural Course – www.naturalcourse.co.uk
This case study has been provided by Natural Course – www.naturalcourse.co.uk
The case study was featured on Countryfile in February 2021, click here to view the episode.
A report by CIWEM supported by the Blueprint for Water
Watch a YouTube video about the project here.
A guide to retrofitting sustainable drainage systems into urban areas. By Water Resilient Cities
This climate change resource includes a useful ‘communicating flood risks’ factsheet and activities!
A Guide to Sustainable Drainage in Developments created by Phiala Mehring and Teresa Bridgeman. The authors welcome any extra input, experience and expertise to continue to develop and improve this simple and practical guide. Contact details can be found within the guide.
Visit the GOV.UK page which explains your responsibilities and rules to follow for watercourses on or near your property, and permissions you need to do work around them.
The Environment Agency and Jacobs has produced a prototype visualisation tool showing the long-term investment scenarios from different flood and coastal erosion risk management activity investment choices. Using the tool you can change the investment balance of five types of flood management to see what the future outcome would be across England, providing a value for money ‘score’ based on the potential costs and benefits of the different flood management activities.
In this document you can find a pre-populated flood plan which you can print off and use as your own flood plan. You can also find a blank flood plan which you can fill in yourself to make it specific for your household!
In this document you can find a pre-populated flood plan which you can print off and use as your own business flood plan. You can also find a blank flood plan which you can fill in yourself to make it specific for your business!
For more information about the scheme and to view the video about the wetland and its multiple benefits, click below.
Click here to download the PDF version of the Willow Park, Carlisle case study
We have also made a video case study which can be viewed by clicking the link below.
This project details two showcase properties for flood resilience, portraying a range of different measures that can help a property owner recover from a flood quickly and with minimum disruption. The two showcases are the Botcherby Community Centre Project, and the Edenside Barn Project, both located in Carlisle, Cumbria.
Click here to view an interactive version of the booklet, or click the link below to download the PDF.
Policy Connect is proud to launch its latest report with the Westminster Sustainable Business Forum which calls for urgent action to ensure that new homes are water efficient, resilient to flooding and dispose of surface water sustainably.
For more information about the Hest Bank Flood Protection Scheme, click below.
