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Month: December 2019

TAN 15 revisited

Technical Advice Note (TAN) 15 guides planners, developers, local authorities and flood-risk specialists on development, flooding and coastal erosion in Wales. An update was released on October 2019.

Technical Advice Notes (TANs) have been released by the Welsh government to …

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All rivers in the UK evolve continuously and almost all show signs of construction work. It is vital that activities are regulated to safeguard against ecological deterioration and flooding.

This applies to all activities, from hydroelectric power schemes in the …

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The future for TAN 15 »
TAN 15 revisited »
The future is now for Wales »
Future growth. Future climate. Future proof. »
Wales, wind and water »
Soaking up ideas »
FLOOD! »
Bridging troubled water »
Drainage not draining your resources »
Putting the Eco into European ports »
Facing the storm »
A reservoir of possibilities »
The tide is high »
Whisky galore! »
Flood risk. In full. »
Wales leads the way with SuDS »
Here comes the sun »
Clear as a mountain stream »
It’s a rollercoaster! »
Once more unto the breach »
Wellbeing for Wales »
Pooling resources. Naturally integrated water management. »
A High Note »
Getting to the point. Winning consent for development. »
Dura Den after the flood »
Designed for success. Sustainable drainage secures planning. »
The going is good. A new model for success. »
The winds of change »
Clarity needed »
Back to the source »
Out of the frying pan »
Essential new water for the South East »
Water rights get a win-win »
Special treatment or ill – treatment? »
Risky Business »
It’s in our nature »
No time to waste »
From neutral to reverse. Gove changes gear. »
Crystal clear »
All for one and one for all? »
The long and winding road »
The light at the end of the tunnel »
On a collision course with nature »
Something we must treasure »
Renewing our vows »
In the spotlight »
Adapt to survive »
Levelling down: reducing water use »
Levelling down: reducing nutrient pollution »
Taking a fresh look at our watercourses »
Back to the future to manage water stress »
In the spotlight »
Think or swim! »
Making a world of difference with WaterAid »
A hard rain »
The greater good »
Focusing on phosphates »
Rising seas »
Mind the gap! »
What’s the worst that could happen? »
Cairn Duhie Wind Farm EIA »
Wind on the water »
Keeping things on track »
The devil’s in the detail »
A new partnership to manage flood risk »
A natural progression »
Can Brexit reduce flooding? »
Time to Peak! »
Going with the flow »
Flood disadvantage. Time for a change. »
The time for pollution solutions is now »
Planning for floods »
Take a drain check »
The great ripple »
All change ahead »
Scottish flood risk management »
Services for the public sector. Fast and simple. »
Leading by example – the SuDS manual in Wales »
All change in Wales? Wales continues to lead the way on SuDS implementation. »
Going with the flow. 2 MW of hydropower on the River Grudie. »
An eye for detail. Enabling development expansion. »
Solving development challenges in Scotland »
Mynydd y Gwair wind farm coming soon »
Planning for climate change »

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