Surface water flooding in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, was alleviated in a simple, community-based project to remove leaf litter from drains.
Case study category: Case studies
Community Payback helps prevent flooding
Large property business designs a climate change adaptation framework
Lead Lease have developed a five-stage Climate Change Adaptation Framework to make sure that climate change risks are considered across their development process.
Housing association produces a risk register and adaptation plan to protect its stock
Gentoo used the UKCIP Adaptation Wizard to complete a high level climate risk assessment and adaptation options scoping exercise as the first step towards protecting their strategic and operational objectives.
Creating sustainable drainage in a new housing scheme
Sustainable drainage features were included in the design and construction of a small scale development of affordable housing in Cambridgeshire.
Future climate impacts for cider makers
The National Association of Cider Makers (NACM) carried out a study on the implications of unavoidable climate change for the UK cider industry. The report was produced on a low budget, by the industry for the industry.
Assessing a local authority’s vulnerabilities to climate change
Milton Keynes Council used key findings from UKCP09 to find projected changes to climate trends for the south east of England.
Flood resilience in a regeneration area provides a wetland nature park
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council worked with partners to provide greater flood protection, biodiversity and capacity for future climate change within the town.
Designing a climate-resilient school
Redevelopment of Redhill school in Worcestershire included a climate change impact assessment.
Managing and accepting coastal changes on farmland
A family farm and B&B business in a low lying coastal area is investigating breaching a sea wall to create new habitats and landscape, and enhancing the existing tourist business.
Adaptation planning for property services in a local authority
Oxfordshire County Council considered the risks to property stock from current weather, particularly summertime overheating.