Keep up to date with the next steps
Statutory Consultation for the River Thames Scheme (RTS) closed on Monday 4 March.
The RTS is a partnership between the Environment Agency and Surrey County Council. The scheme will respond to the challenges of flooding, create more access to green open spaces and provide sustainable travel routes in our county. Furthermore, this will encourage economic growth, increase biodiversity and aid us to the challenges of climate change and nature recovery.
We've already had a great amount of engagement at in-person and virtual events where residents were able to raise questions about the scheme and understand more about the current design proposals. All feedback received will be analysed, you can still view the River Thames Scheme website in the meantime.
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