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NIDP Prioritisation Developing the Northumbria Integrated Drainage Partnership Richard Robinson Integrated Flood Programme Coordinator Northumbrian Water / Environment Agency / Northumbria RFCC • Independent working • Local Partnerships started to be developed • Reactive • Working together to solve flooding • Limited understanding of the once problem – non optimal solution. • Still Reactive • 13 LLFAs, Environment Agency, Northumbrian Water • Establish a proactive cross organisation group • Jointly funded integrated studies • Prioritise areas for studies • Promote integrated sustainable drainage opportunities including natural flood management techniques • Establish and implement data sharing and communication protocols • Knowledge & Skills Sharing • Training and best practice workshops Development – Joint Funded Role • Role working across all RMAs • Sharing data (Allowing Joint Risk Mapping) • Driving forward planning of prioritised integrated studies • 10 year programme -60 areas across area 10 Year Programme Stage 1 Studies Flood Risk Communities at Risk Map Stage 2 Studies Programme Year DA DA Name LLFA DAS SW Flu St 2 DA DA Name LLFA 17/18 07-D31 Bowburn Durham 296 27 18/19 Y 11-D33 Marske & New Marske (Roll over from 2016) Redcar 08-D14 11-D48 Sedgefield Durham 81 4 18/19 Y 08-D15 Washington North & Central (Roll over from 2016) Sunderland 09-D06 Barnard Castle Durham 190 219 188 Barnard Castle 18/19 Y 05-D49 Tyne Dock, Whiteleas & Harton South Tyneside 41 Billingham Wharf 18/19 70 Stockton Mount Pleasant 18/19 11-D52 Stockton East Stockton 446 295 309 Stockton Lustrum Beck 18/19 Y 11-D32 Redcar Redcar & Cleveland 11-D34 Saltburn, Skelton & Brotton Redcar & Cleveland 307 31 34 Charltons 18/19 Y 03-D05 Corbridge Northumberland 11-D31 South Bank & Eston Redcar & Cleveland 309 3 43 18/20 Y 11-D56 Stockton South Stockton 05-D38 Chirton North Tyneside 460 36 19/20 Y 02-D21 Hepscott Northumberland 14 Y 11-D09 Great Ayton North Yorkshire 233 225 Great Ayton 18/19 Y Year 1 03-D28 Haydon Bridge Northumberland 64 394 305 Haydon Bridge 18/19 Y 11-D32 Redcar (roll over from 2017) Redcar & Cleveland 18/19 01-D01 Alnwick Northumberland 277 14 15 19/20 Y 03-D05 Corbridge (roll over from 2017) Northumberland 07-D14 South Stanley & Craghead Durham 509 8 17 19/20 Y 11-D56 Stockton South (roll over from 2017) Stockton 05-D11 Whickham South & Sunniside Gateshead 458 12 21 Gateshead Metro Riverside 19/20 y 07-D31 Bowburn Durham 11-D49 North Billingham Stockton 863 270 32 19/20 Y 11-D48 Sedgefield Durham 05-D48 High Shields South Tyneside 541 14 25 20/21 y 09-D06 Barnard Castle Durham 05-D28 Newcastle City (Fenham) Newcastle 81 51 Newcastle Quayside 19/20 Y 11-D31 Saltburn Skelton & Brotton Redcar & Cleveland 08-D03 Easington Durham 769 41 44 20/21 Y 03-D28 Haydon Bridge (only likely to be small Stage 2) Northumberland 87 Hartlepool West Park 11-D27 Burn Valley Hartlepool 542 218 Hartlepool Fluvial 19/20 Y 11-D09 Great Ayton North Yorkshire 08-D10 Hendon Burn (replace Hylton Castle) Sunderland 468 201 78 Farringdon 19/20 Y 11-D52 Stockton East Stockton Middle Haven, North Ormesby, Berwick Hills, Berwick Hills North, Marton, Middlesbrough, Ormesby Bournemouth Road, Ormesby High Street, Pallister 11-D46 Middlesbrough East Middlesbrough 1895 491 48 Park 19/20 Y 11-D31 South Bank and Eston Redcar & Cleveland Year 2 01-D35 Berwick Northumberland 2000 71 46 Tweedmouth 20/21 Y 11-D46 Middlesbrough East and South Bank Eston (spilt with above (75k) Middlesbrough 19/20 03-D35 Bellingham Northumberland 86 54 41 Bellingham 19/20 Y 05-D38 Chirton & Wallsend North Tyneside 11-D13 Stokesley North Yorkshire 139 855 821 Stokesley 21/22 Y 01-D01 Alnwick Northumberland 05-D37 Wallsend North Tyneside 24 73 19/20 Y 07-D14 South Stanley and Craghead Durham 04-D10 Chopwell,Blackhall Mill Gateshead 37 94 92 Blackhall Mill 21/22 y 05-D11 Whickham South and Sunniside Gateshead 08-D07 Hylton Castle Sunderland 1561 44 20/21 Y 08-D10 Hendon Burn Sunderland 10-D02 Darlington South Darlington 234 305 32 Cleasby. Piercebridge, Low Coniscliffe 20/21 Y 11-D49 North Billingham Stockton 11-D35 Loftus Redcar & Cleveland 365 247 46 Skinnigrove, Loftus 21/22 Y 05-D28 Newcastle City (Fenham) Newcastle 04-D08 Annfield Plain & Stanley Durham 147 11 33 20/21 Y 03-D35 Bellingham - small area (30K) Northumberland 07-D27 Ushaw Moor & Brandon Durham 119 5 20 21/22 Y 11-D27 Burn Valley Hartlepool 01-D09 Rothbury Northumberland 8 210 7 Rothbury 21/22 Y Year 3 01-D02 Amble & Warkworth Northumberland 30 208 13 Amble, Warkworth 22/23 Y 08-D03 Easington Durham 20/21 05-D25 Newburn Newcastle 488 66 Newburn 22/23 Y 05-D48 High Shields South Tyneside 11-D60 Thornaby South & Ingleby Barwick Stockton 39 74 89 Teeside Park 22/23 Y 10-D02 Darlington South Darlington 11-D24 Hartlepool North Hartlepool 214 81 295 Hartlepool North 22/23 Y 01-D35 Berwick Northumberland 06-D09 Stanhope & Crawleyside Durham 40 195 21 21/22 Y 04-D08 Annfield Plain and Stanley Durham 08-D07 Hylton Castle Sunderland How do we make it work • Challenges • Differing modelling and design standards • Procurement procedures and different frameworks • Aligning funding streams • VAT! • Solutions • It’s the right thing to do • Each partner needs to be prepared to park individual priorities • Sharing best practice - Developed Skills Workshops / Joint Training • Partnership agreements • Regular Meetings and open dialogue Very Successful • Since 2012 over 20 areas studied • Already 10 schemes, £9 Million, approx. 1000 homes • More in development. • Wider Solutions with multiple benefits Questions [email protected].
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