The bad weather in the UK started in December and is starting to calm down. But the UK citizens have work to do, clean up their houses, get back to their normal lives again, help other people in danger and think of water management techniques that will prevent what happened in the future. But the parliament started thinking about it when they got a angry letter from a group of environmental and planning experts. They said that the parliament should find First of all a way to get rid of all the water and second of all to find a way so the water can go away immediately and that it won't spread out in to cities and villages.
Fortunately the water is starting to go away. But Yet the parliament is not sure how to prevent the floods in the future. But it is needed otherwise their might be such dramatic floods again and the UK isn't waiting for that. Now the group of environmental and planing experts is coming in again because they are thinking of making huge tunnels under the big cities of England and Wales where the water can go. This is a good idea, though it i'l cost a very lot of money and how are they gonna start this project when will they finish. The group of people that send the letter think it is a very good idea and that the UK should do that. Also one of the group members, called sue Illman said that the UK didn't address their long term water management projects. She also said" Long term sustained in vestment was needed throughout river catchment areas." In total there were 70 flood warnings and 120 less serious flood alerts. The prime minster said that they would start thinking about a way to prevent this in the future on The 1st of April but probably it will cost more then £ 50.000.
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