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Our regional plans and portals

Partnership working

Partnership-working across our region is at the heart of our DWMP. Hear about the value that’s added through our partnership working from Professor Robert Van de Noort, Chair of the Thames Regional Flood and Coastal Committee. 

Catchment Strategic Plans

We worked closely with local stakeholders in our region to co-create 13 Catchment Strategic Plans (CSPs). 

There's a CSP for each of our Level 2 planning areas, that we illustrate on our map. They are:

  1. Oxfordshire, Swindon, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire
  2. Central Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Slough, Luton
  3. West Berkshire, Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell Forest, Windsor and Maidenhead, Hampshire, West Sussex
  4. Hertfordshire
  5. Essex and Thurrock
  6. Lee Valley
  7. North West London
  8. North East London
  9. Central North London
  10. Central South London
  11. South West London
  12. South East London
  13. Surrey
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Catchment Strategic Plans

Our CSPs include a long-term shared vision developed with our stakeholders. Within each CSP we detail the challenges that the area will face in the future and the long-term plans we’ll deliver collaboratively to tackle them.

Find the CSP for your area

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Customer portal

Our Customer portal has a series of interactive maps that display the different catchment areas and the assessments carried out within them. This portal is for everyone to use, to see what's happening in their catchment area.

See our Customer portal maps

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Practitioner portal

Our Practitioner portal includes an interactive map with more technical information and data. This portal is provided for technical specialists who are collaborating with us on this and future DWMPs.

Access our Practitioner portal