Carlisle Flood Action Group

Carlisle flooded badly in 2005 (1600+ properties) and December 2015 when Storm “Desmond” caused the inundation of nearly 2,200 properties in the City some to a depth of 2m. – a previously unrecorded depth. The Carlisle Flood Action Group (CFLAG) was formed in January 2016 following a community meeting of affected residents and is a founding member of CRAGG.- an amalgamation of 10 community groups based in Cumbria. John Kelsall, CFLAG Chair, Vice Chair of CRAGG Paul Barnes.

Monday 22 January 2018

Friday Friday 26th January from 2pm to 7pm

EA Community Meeting -' Project Options for Carlisle' - Friday 26th January from 2pm to 7pm - Sunset Lounge, Carlisle United Brunton Park [Deep End] it would be wouldn't it :)

The Government Environment Plan for next 25 years p136/7 announces A Cumbria Pioneer project [One of Four in England], testing of new governance models,as an example.

The other three Pioneers are North Devon Landscape , Greater Manchester Urban, and a Marine Pioneer.

Tuesday 9 January 2018

Cumbria Strategic Floods Partnership and how they provide an overview of flood risk management across the County;

Carlisle Newsletter Jan 18