Kari-ann Whitbread of Peterborough Environment City Trust: “I am a fundraiser for an environmental organisation so Climate Just has been very useful, not just in terms of data and statistics, but in providing interesting case studies that can be used to inspire other relevant projects.”

Not published

Yes

Ref

Above?

Voscur training event in Bristol

Not published

Yes

JRF’s community resilience case studies

Published (needs tweaking)

No

Yes

Buckingham flood group

Littlehampton flood group

Published on site and specific

No

Yes

Yes

Morpeth flood group

Not published and specific

No

Keswick flood group

Not published and specific

No

Doncaster flood wardens scheme

Published on site and specific

No

Yes

Tyneside backwater channel

Published on site and specific

No

Yes

Cheshire cold weather support

Published on site and specific

No

yes

Hovingham snow action

Published on site and specific

No

Yes

Islington- SHINE

Published on site and specific

No

Yes

Purley Flood Group

Not published and specific

No

South Staffordshire Community Energy Scheme

Not published and specific

No

Community Flood Resilience Board, Calderdale (Mike Davis), has focused on building business resilience, household resilience and community resilience. A website was set up to put all information on flooding in one place. He costed the damage of four (presumably local) floods in 2012/13 at £5m. Volunteers used for multiple activities. Households are warned in advance of flooding.

Published in Pathfinders project & specific

No

Shipston Flood Group. Mick said getting local landowners on board is a problem, as farmers usually want a payment if their land is to be used for flood adaptation. He notes the stress associated with flooding and how families, communities and businesses are affected. The group has a researcher who looks at locations where flood defences are likely to be most needed.

Published in pathfinders project & specific

No

Doran Flood Champions. School children to convey messages on flood adaptation to parents. This is a means to communicate with particular areas and raise awareness of flooding through education.

Published in pathfinders project & specific

No

Brunston Flood Group has: “revamped its emergency plan, changed and updated its website, set up a pathfinder forum, funded local rotary groups, emergency screens to display messages, sandbag storage in the area, and has stated the EA’s number on bridges that are likely to be damaged by flooding”

Published in pathfinders project & specific

No

Rochdale /// Liverpool /// Southampton City Council /// Warwickshire /// Northampton /// Cornwall Flood Forum

Published in pathfinders project & specific

No