Simon (Flood Industry)
PFR Stands for Property Flood Resilience - Measures you can take to reduce the amount of floodwater entering your property. Such as flood doors, flood barriers, and non-return valves etc.
PFR Stands for Property Flood Resilience - Measures you can take to reduce the amount of floodwater entering your property. Such as flood doors, flood barriers, and non-return valves etc.
Thanks Bruce. Flood resilience can’t rely on local action alone. Government must meet communities halfway—and listen to those most affected. Lived experience is vital to shaping national strategy. And those affected must keep fighting to be heard.
We Make Room for the Rain. Build Back Better is a reactive statement, whereas if we want to reduce insurance claims and damage and distress we should be promoting a pro active process.
Individual systems may reduce some of the risk, but a community sized project can give long term security and many more community benefits. We have a menu of flood management and control systems some can be readily retrofitted with minimum infra disruption and others that would involve city wide involvement. Let's discuss.
Thanks for featuring our work on Hull Tidal Barrier!
Thanks for contributing to issue 5.
Read to piece on the Hull Tidal Barrier at https://magazine.floodindustry.com/books/oyru/#p=12
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New Flood Performance Certificate to give homeowners and insurers a clear assessment of a property's flood risk and resilience
The signal of support follows discussions in Westminster which brought England's water resilience challenges under renewed scrutiny.
Planning approval for the Environment Agency’s Greatham North East flood alleviation scheme has now been granted.