Liverpool City Council has recently released a report regarding the flooding events that took place on Queens Drive in 2023. This report comes in response to a tragic incident on August 26, 2023, where Elaine and Philip Marco lost their lives after their vehicle became submerged in water.
In accordance with Section 19 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, Liverpool City Council is obligated to investigate flooding incidents classified as ‘locally significant’. To conduct this investigation, the council enlisted the services of engineering firm Mott Macdonald, ensuring an impartial assessment of the events surrounding the flooding on Queens Drive.
The findings of the report have been shared with relevant stakeholders and made available to the public. The report sheds light on the circumstances that led to the flooding events and provides insights into potential improvements that could prevent similar incidents in the future. For those interested in reviewing the full report, it can be accessed at https://liverpool.gov.uk/queensdrivereport.
The publication of this report marks a crucial step in understanding the factors contributing to flooding on Queens Drive and underscores the importance of proactive measures to mitigate such risks. By analyzing the findings and recommendations outlined in the report, stakeholders can work towards enhancing the resilience of infrastructure and safeguarding against future instances of flooding in the area
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