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£3 7m project to boost Stokesley flood defences complete as 509 properties now better protected

£3 7m project to boost Stokesley flood defences complete as 509 properties now better protected
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Multi-million pound Stokesley flood scheme is complete

An Environment Agency flood scheme, which will better protect more than 509 homes and businesses from flooding this winter, is officially complete.

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Over 250 fish rescued after North-East river breaks banks

Over 250 fish rescued after North-East river breaks banks
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River coquetUnited kingdomCaistron lakesStephen merrettEnvironment agencyFlood risk operations managerஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ரோத் பரிஸ்டீபன் மேறிறெதட்வெள்ளம் ஆபத்து செயல்பாடுகள் மேலாளர்

Northumberland river sets new course after bank breach

Northumberland river sets new course after bank breach The River Coquet in Northumberland has taken a new course after overtopping its banks during heavy rain last month. From: Fish rescues have taken place this week The natural phenomenon, which had been expected and prepared for by the Environment Agency and its partners, saw part of the river merge into adjacent Caistron Lakes near Rothbury. Around half of the river was flowing from the main River Coquet into the lakes area, with the stored water held in place by the lake’s raised aggregate bank. This bank has now naturally breached meaning most of the River Coquet is now flowing through the lakes area. This has not led to any increased flood risk for the area.

River coquetUnited kingdomCaistron lakesStephen merrettNorthumberland county councilEnvironment agencyNorthumberland riversNatural englandFlood risk operations managerNorth eastNorthumberland rivers trustஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ரோத் பரிஸ்டீபன் மேறிறெதட்நார்தம்பர்லேண்ட் கவுண்டி சபைநார்தம்பர்லேண்ட் ஆறுகள்