The Draft Regional Plan - Water Resources East
Date published:
November 23, 2022
OUR DRAFT REGIONAL WATER RESOURCES PLAN FOR EASTERN ENGLAND IS NOW OPEN FOR CONSULTATION.
WRE published its draft Regional Water Resources Plan on 14th November 2022. The draft plans of all five regional water resources planning groups are set to be presented together in a National Summary of Regional Plans.To submit your comments on our draft Regional Plan consultation, please click the link below. You can also email us or write to us atWater Resources East, The Enterprise Centre Research Park, University of East Anglia, University Drive, Norwich, NR4 7TJ.Deadline for feedback on the draft plan is 20th February 2023.SUBMIT YOUR FEEDBACK ON OUR DRAFT REGIONAL PLAN CONSULTATION
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