Proceeding contribution from David S Borrow (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 13 January 2009. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Flooding (South Ribble).
Flooding (South Ribble)
Would my hon. Friend agree that the idea of getting agencies to work together is crucial to stop that buck-passing? It happens in district areas, and in our part of our Lancashire we also have to deal with what happens when the problem is tackled well in one district but not in the next. That can have an adverse effect, to put it bluntly. If problems are not dealt with well in Chorley, that will have a bad effect on South Ribble because we are a bit downstream, and we are likely to get floods if the problem is not dealt with in Chorley.
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- Agriculture Flood control Land drainage Environment Agency Floods Local government Ofwat Planning Public expenditure Property development Water charges Repairs and maintenance United Utilities Sewers Religious buildings Lancashire
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