SRA publishes End of Year Report 2017-18
Somerset Rivers Authority publishes its End of Year Report for 2017-18, covering flood works in hundreds of places.
Video: Hills to Levels wins UK River Prize
The video that helped Hills to Levels win the UK River Prize 2018.
David Warburton MP introduces Rivers Authorities Bill to Parliament
New Rivers Authorities and Land Drainage Bill aims to put Somerset Rivers Authority on a secure footing and give Somerset extra flood protection and resilience.
SRA flood works help drivers turn the corner
Thousands of drivers will benefit from works funded by Somerset Rivers Authority to reduce flooding on a notorious blind corner near Huish Episcopi.
Aerial video: Natural flood works in the Somerset landscape
Eye-opening and impressive. Somerset's landscape filmed from the sky, to show natural flood management works like ponds in context.
Video: New ponds help Slow the Flow on hillside farms
A short video with aerial footage showing a new cascade of ponds at Brompton Ralph in West Somerset, funded by Somerset Rivers Authority.
SRA powers up Bridgwater flood work
Work funded by Somerset Rivers Authority helps to reduce the risks of flooding to homes and businesses around Bridgwater.
Somerset Rivers Authority tackles A38 flooding
Thousands of drivers will benefit from works funded by Somerset Rivers Authority to reduce flooding between Taunton and Wellington.
SRA helps flood wardens Slow the Flow
Major natural flood management works near Yeovil, funded by Somerset Rivers Authority, help to protect villages, hamlets and roads.
Bridgwater Tidal Barrier public drop-in session – Monday, 10 July
A public drop-in session to let people know the latest news about the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier scheme is being held on Monday, 10 July at Bridgwater Town Hall.
Mells River work ‘good for homes and wildlife’
Somerset Rivers Authority creates more flood capacity near Frome, with works along the Mells River through Orchardleigh and the old Mill Race in Spring Gardens.
Natural flood defence scheme launched on Quantocks
Pioneering work to slow the flow of water from the Quantock Hills down to the Somerset Levels is being funded by Somerset Rivers Authority. The project is partly a reaction to three unusually intense, localised storms that washed away around 1,200 tonnes of soil and gravel.