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Cumbria roads receive funding boost08/08/2013 Roads in Cumbria that were damaged by devastating flooding in 2009 will be repaired after the Government announced that the county council is set to receive a further £7.2 million. |
Isle of Wight gets flood response unit17/12/2013 A fully equipped flood response unit, thought to be the first in the country, is now on standby to help keep the Isle of Wight’s roads clear from flooding. |
Flood-damaged roads to be fixed by Surrey County Council10/01/2014 Surrey County Council is set to spend millions of pounds on repairing roads damaged by the floods. |
Government money to be spent on flood-hit roads13/02/2014 The government has pledged £61 million to help repair damaged roads and build greater resilience into the railway network in the south west. |
Councils publish roads information via web platform during floods25/02/2014 Local authorities were able to respond to the flooding crisis by publishing emergency closures and diversions instantly on a national platform for the first time. |
£12.5m cost to fix Surrey’s flood-hit roads26/02/2014 A £12.5 million repair bill to fix Surrey’s flood-affected roads and bridges is just the tip of the iceberg, according to the county council’s highways chief. |
More funding needed to repair flood-damaged roads05/03/2014 Howard Robinson from the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) wants the government to provide extra funding for road repair and maintenance. |
£140m funding boost for roads hit by bad weather11/03/2014 An extra £140million is being made available by the government to help repair flood-damaged roads. |
Pothole blitz on Surrey’s roads14/04/2014 Surrey County Council has launched a major operation to repair damage caused to Surrey’s roads by recent flooding. |
Flood-hit roads to be fixed in Buckinghamshire16/06/2014 A programme of works is underway to help treat Buckinghamshire’s flood-hit roads. |
Roads remain at risk of flooding19/08/2014 The associate director of UK Flood Defences has warned that more than 16,000 miles of roads could be at risk from flooding. |
Tensar helps to raise flood-hit road20/01/2015 A road in the Somerset village of Mucheleney has been raised by 1.2 metres to stop it from being flooded. |
£3.3m funding for Tadcaster bridges11/01/2016 The government has announced £3.3 million of funding for the restoration of the Tadcaster bridge in Yorkshire. |
RSTA wants extra funding for flood damaged roads11/01/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on the government to provide extra funding for the repair of flood damaged roads. |
A591 to reopen in May18/01/2016 The storm-damaged A591 in Cumbria is set to reopen by the end of May, according to the Department for Transport (DfT). |
Work to repair A591 progressing well17/02/2016 Construction work to repair the storm-damaged A591 in Cumbria is progressing well with the installation of the first of around 20 steel posts that will be used to help re-build the road. |
Winter flooding causes £250m of damage25/03/2016 Almost £250 million in damage was caused to key infrastructure like roads, bridges, public rights of way, and drainage systems by this winter’s flooding, research carried out by the Local Government Association (LGA) reveals. |
HE to address flooding problems on A59007/06/2016 Highways England will start work to address problems with flooding along the A590 in Cumbria this weekend. |
New sensors trialled to monitor flooding19/10/2016 The engineering company Amey is installing sensors into gullies in a trial in Hampshire aimed at preventing the flooding of roads. |
Work to take place to prevent flooding on A59024/11/2016 Flooding along the A590 at Lindal-in-Furness in Cumbria could be a thing of the past with the carriageway set to be raised and realigned. |
IHE CEO: Councils must be better prepared06/12/2016 The chief executive of the Institute of Highway Engineers (IHE) says local authorities are ill prepared when it comes to dealing with crisis situations. |
Analysis: Draining the danger20/11/2019 Alys Bishop, deputy chair of the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning and Transport’s (ADEPT) Flood and Water Management Group, raises a timely discussion on tackling flooding and drainage. |
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