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Old 27-12-2015, 22:43   #22
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Re: UK Flooding

We all know it can be done. It has been done in may parts of the UK but sometimes the flood waters get past the protection. Nothing is 100%

Also after last year the Government promised £2.3 Billion to help

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30282701

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More than 1,400 flood defence projects are to receive funding to protect 300,000 homes, the Treasury has said.
The £2.3bn investment, which is not new money, will help prevent £30bn damage in areas including the Thames and Humber Estuaries in the next six years.
Other infrastructure, including roads, rail and the new garden city of Bicester have also been outlined this week ahead of the Autumn Statement.
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