Communities to get a stronger say over billions of pounds of water investment
What happened
Eight new regional water councils are being set up to give communities a bigger say in water decisions. Officials said the councils will cover sewage, flooding, drought and future water supplies, with billions of pounds of investment involved.
What it means for you: Local water plans are worth following, especially if you live in a flood or drought-prone area. Keep a supply of drinking water at home and check your area's flood risk…
Official source: GOV.UK (search: resilience): Communities to get a stronger say over billions of pounds of water investment
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