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This Environment Agency page provides information and advice to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from flooding.
Here you'll find:
information on local flood risks,
practical ways to protect yourself and your property,
along with the support available before, during, and after a flood.
Register and subscribe to this page, to be added to the mail list, and be sure to come back to check for updates throughout our time in Ealing.
Note: If you're looking for our previous Enfield flood page, this has now closed, however you can still visit this site for the latest Enfield flood information.
You can also use this page to learn how local authorities manage flooding, including reporting flood incidents.
We are also keen to hear your views on flood risk through our 'Places' tool, how we can improve this platform in the future through our 'Survey' and ask us a question using the 'Questions' tool (See below).
Flooding is just one of the environmental issues we help manage, so we've provided information on how to report other environmental incidents and concerns.
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Practical ways to prepare, respond and recover from flooding
Get started on preparing for flooding and preparing to get back to normal faster and cheaper by checking your flood risk. From then, you can start preparing by signing up to the appropriate warning service and investigating the extra steps to reduce flooding's impact.
Prepare for Flooding
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Know your risk
Check your flood risk on the gov.uk website. Enter your postcode and select your address to find the source, for example main river and surface water, of your flood risk and how severe. You can then sign up to the appropriate alerts and warnings.
This Environment Agency page provides information and advice to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from flooding.
Here you'll find:
information on local flood risks,
practical ways to protect yourself and your property,
along with the support available before, during, and after a flood.
Register and subscribe to this page, to be added to the mail list, and be sure to come back to check for updates throughout our time in Ealing.
Note: If you're looking for our previous Enfield flood page, this has now closed, however you can still visit this site for the latest Enfield flood information.
You can also use this page to learn how local authorities manage flooding, including reporting flood incidents.
We are also keen to hear your views on flood risk through our 'Places' tool, how we can improve this platform in the future through our 'Survey' and ask us a question using the 'Questions' tool (See below).
Flooding is just one of the environmental issues we help manage, so we've provided information on how to report other environmental incidents and concerns.
01
Practical ways to prepare, respond and recover from flooding
Get started on preparing for flooding and preparing to get back to normal faster and cheaper by checking your flood risk. From then, you can start preparing by signing up to the appropriate warning service and investigating the extra steps to reduce flooding's impact.
Prepare for Flooding
A
Know your risk
Check your flood risk on the gov.uk website. Enter your postcode and select your address to find the source, for example main river and surface water, of your flood risk and how severe. You can then sign up to the appropriate alerts and warnings.
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