Newsletter: March flood update

18th March 2026 News

The March issue of the Calderdale Flood Newsletter shines a spotlight on the fantastic Natural Flood Management (NFM) work taking place across the borough. Highlights include:

  • The importance of Natural Flood Management (NFM) in Calderdale, and why these interventions are vital for building local resilience.
  • Slow the Flow celebrates 10 years of work, marking a decade of impactful, community-led action to reduce flood risk.
  • Latest updates from the Landscapes for Water project, showcasing progress in delivering nature-based solutions across the region.

Read the March flood newsletter

A leaky dam made of a fallen birch branch across a slow-moving stream. The surrounding ground is muddy with tufts of wild grass.

 

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