A new Land Use Policy viewpoint paper, led by our team at Northumbria University, highlights how community-led sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) can deliver far greater social, environmental, and economic benefits. The study, which mentions SuDS+, calls for stronger community involvement and placemaking to unlock these multiple benefits.
Eleanor Starkey shares her reflections from the recent Citizen Science for Water (CS4Water) 2025 Conference…
What did we do in 2022? In 2022 we made a start to the project…
Our SuDS+ team met with 24 innovation projects during a two-day annual Flood and Coastal…
Over the next few weeks our volunteering sessions for 2025 are underway. Our year starts…
Do you know somewhere which floods? Can you pin point it on our map? We…
Thanks to everyone who attended our engagements sessions last week. The SuDS+ Team hope you…