The latest news and blogs from the world of Slow The Flow, this page is updated regularly with a range of topical articles.
New farm sheds funding and building in SuDS
Agriculture’s requirement for a more robust and resilient water supply. Guest blog post by Adam Dean – Business Development Manager – Water Reuse – SDS Ltd Integrated Storm Water Management
CIRIA: The Natural Flood Management manual
If you’ve read Slow The Flow’s Introduction to Natural Flood Management, and You Can Slow The Flow SuDS pages, and want more detail… did you know that CIRIA has published an extensive guidance
Garden Communities Masterplan Consultation
Slow The Flow asked a question recently at a CMBC Cabinet meeting, with regard to the proposed Brighouse Garden Suburbs. We hope that others will help us advocate for strong
Delivering natural flood management on a landscape scale
Guest Blog. National Trust and Yorkshire Water: delivering natural flood management on a landscape scale. By Victoria Holland and Jess Yorke, National Trust. The wild, rugged uplands of the South
Slow The Flow with Friendly Soap
Guest blog by Friendly Soap We are really happy to announce that our partnership with local charity, Slow The Flow and five local shops, has raised a whopping £856.09 in
Scientific monitoring suggests leaky dams are a success at Hardcastle Crags
By Stuart Bradshaw BSc(Hons) MSc DIC CEng MIStructE The Hardcastle Crags Natural Flood Management (NFM) interventions suggest a successful test project by scientific monitoring, showing that NFM can help alleviate
The History of Flooding in Calderdale
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Brearley Fields, Mytholmroyd: An innovative wetland project to enhance naturally managed flood risk and create valuable wildlife habitats
By Sam Speight Work to create a wetland nature reserve commenced at Brearley Fields in Mytholmroyd last month. The project will transform the former playing fields into a valuable wetlands
Take Part in A Challenge Event for Slow The Flow
Do you like a challenge? Are you looking to get more active now that the days are getting longer and brighter? Would you like to support a great local charity