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.
Our first volunteer events for 2024 have been planned. We would like to encourage as…
The SuDS+ Team recently downloaded information from the River Depth Monitors we installed earlier in…
Wear Rivers Trust are recruiting a SuDS+ Monitoring Support Officer to measure and monitor the wider…
Thanks to everyone who attended our engagements sessions last week. The SuDS+ Team hope you…
March was a busy month for SuDS+ and the innovation team. Innovation forms a key…
We need your help! This is an exciting opportunity to participate and engage in solving…