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Norfolk Strategic Flooding Alliance

The Norfolk Strategic Flooding Alliance (NSFA) was founded in February 2021. It brings together all agencies and partners involved in planning for and responding to flooding in Norfolk.

The Chairman of the NFSA is Henry Cator. The NSFA's vision, objectives, approach and structure is detailed in the Norfolk Strategic Flooding Alliance strategy (PDF, 275 KB). The strategy is designed to enable countywide, multi-agency responses to flooding.

The aim is to ensure that Norfolk residents have confidence that flood risks are as low as they can practically be. When flooding does occur it will be well managed. 

Learn more about the work of the NSFA on YouTube

News updates

100 tons of debris shifted as flooding preparations ramp up

Preparations are made in Attleborough to allow floodwaters to drain away effectively this winter.

Wet summer raises autumn flood risk in Norfolk

Residents are being urged to think how they can protect their homes from flooding after a wet spring and cool summer is set to bring the threat of rising waters to Norfolk earlier than normal this year.

£150k funding secured for Attleborough Flood Management

£150,000 has been awarded to Norfolk County Council to reduce flooding in north Attleborough by using Natural Flood Management to reduce flood risk in the area by holding storm-water upstream.

Norfolk flood protection takes centre stage in Westminster

The threat posed by flooding and coastal erosion in Norfolk has been laid out starkly for MPs as Norfolk County Council has taken their case for change to the heart of Westminster.
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