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Further News Coverage of Flooding in Henley

7 Mar 2024

News travels, as they say! Following our coverage in the Guardian, Steve, our Director, has been kept busy with an appearance on ITV Meridian news, as well as an article in Architects’ Journal. Calling for a joined-up approach to tackle the flooding risk in the region and further afield, Steve reiterates the intention for the Museum to host discussion on healthy rivers and the climate emergency. Read the article here on The Architects’ Journal website:

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Image credit: Richard Pinches, January 2024

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