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Published on Friday 17 February 2012 13:10

Residents in Yorkshire will benefit from £30 million in the next financial year to protect homes and businesses against the risk of flooding.

A total of £30 million will be allocated by Defra to schemes in Yorkshire in 2012/13 for flood risk management projects, flood warning service improvements and maintenance schemes.

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