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The Environment Agency, Guildford Borough Council, and Surrey County Council are working together to find a sustainable flood risk management scheme for Guildford town centre.
We are aiming to:
Reduce flood risk to Guildford town centre
Develop a scheme in partnership to achieve positive outcomes for the environment
Build better connections between Guildford town centre and the River Wey
Your feedback
You can now view our feedback summary report following our January 2026 public information events by clicking on the link at the side of this page.
Thank you to everyone who attended one of our public events in January 2026. If you missed out, you can view the recording from our 20 January online event below.
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The Environment Agency, Guildford Borough Council, and Surrey County Council are working together to find a sustainable flood risk management scheme for Guildford town centre.
We are aiming to:
Reduce flood risk to Guildford town centre
Develop a scheme in partnership to achieve positive outcomes for the environment
Build better connections between Guildford town centre and the River Wey
Your feedback
You can now view our feedback summary report following our January 2026 public information events by clicking on the link at the side of this page.
Thank you to everyone who attended one of our public events in January 2026. If you missed out, you can view the recording from our 20 January online event below.
Get involved
Register with Engagement HQ using the Register button on this page. Registering allows you to subscribe and follow different Environment Agency projects that interest you.
You can follow the Guildford Flood Alleviation Scheme by using the Subscribe button,which will add you to our mailing list for notifications when we release any significant updates or announce events.
We have now published our feedback summary report following our January 2026 public information events. It includes an analysis and summary of the responses received, including the aspects of the scheme people liked and things people wanted to know more about.
Feedback Summary Report
We have now published our feedback summary report following our January 2026 public information events. It includes an analysis and summary of the responses received, including the aspects of the scheme people liked and things people wanted to know more about.