Learning lessons from the 2007 floods - the Pitt Review Final Report - LGA briefing

Sir Michael Pitt's independent Review into the summer 2007 floods was published on 25 June. This LGA briefing gives an outline of the main recommendations, implications for local authorities and LGA views. The Report calls on the Government to take a more ‘strategic role’ in making the case for adaptation to climate change and highlights the role of local authorities in improving adaptation to cope with extreme weather.

 
flooding lessons learned final report - LGA briefing (PDF, 10 pages, 133KB)

See also

  • LGA response to Pitt Review The LGA responds to Sir Michael Pitt's final report into the 2007 floods.

  • 'Stronger flooding role for councils' Local authorities must be at the heart of their communities’ response to flooding, a report has found. Sir Michael Pitt, who carried out an independent review into last summer’s floods, said councils must take a stronger leadership role and be at the centre of flood risk management.

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