£11m pumping station upgrade boosts Somerset flood resilience
What happened
The Environment Agency is upgrading six pumping stations on the Somerset Levels and Moors with new pumps as part of an £11 million scheme to improve flood resilience.
What it means for you: If you live in Somerset, check your local flood risk on the Environment Agency website and sign up for flood warnings.
Official source: Environment Agency: £11m pumping station upgrade boosts Somerset flood resilience
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