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    23 Aug

    Trainee Flood Engagement Officer: @NatFloodForum West Midlands and Lincolnshire, £19,000 - £25,000 pa http://dlvr.it/S68VWd

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    20 Aug

    Would you like to support people who have flooded and are traumatised? The NFF is looking for enthusiastic and empathic people to support communities in the following areas
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    20 Aug

    DEFRA would like to make it easier to get flood warnings and improve the messages you receive. They are keen to talk to people who have an interest in flooding. Help them by joining their panel. https://defragroup.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_esQDOt68fm7fPWS

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    6 Aug

    The Environment Agency is checking on approaches being considered to manage flood risk across the Thames Valley and they are keen to gather your views. #ThamesValleyFloodScheme
    To find out more and take part in the consultation, go to:
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    3 Aug

    The @NatFloodForum calling on ‘Flood Action Groups’ from across the country to share their experiences in tackling unsuitable developments in flood risk areas in the hope to have a voice in the planning application process.

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