Members are invited to the The Vine Hotel on 12 February to discuss flood risk management and coastal defences.
With rising sea levels and coastal erosion, we hear from our panel of guest speakers on the efforts being made to protect our rural communities and farmland to mitigate the risk of flooding.
Matthew Harrison, Flood & Water Manager at Lincolnshire County Council
Deborah Higton, Area Costal Manager, Environment Agency
Morgan Wray, Area Flood Risk Manager, Environment Agency
Andrew McGill, Lindsay Marsh Drainage Board – overview of the maintenance project on 7 EA main rivers
Refreshments and light buffet lunch will be provided.
To register, please use the green button on this page (log in may be required), alternatively you can call the Midlands Hub on 02476 939402 or email: [email protected]
Event details
Start Date
12 February 2025 at 12:00
End Date
12 February 2025 at 15:00
Location
The Vine Hotel, Skegness, PE25 3DB
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