Environmental Audit Committee launches flood resilience inquiry
The Environmental Audit Select Committee has launched an inquiry to identify how to boost England’s flood resilience.
Through the inquiry, MPs hope to understand how authorities tackle flooding events, what measures are needed to future-proof against flooding and what support is needed for homes and businesses to
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