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Network Rail blames 'climate change' for problems on Britain's railways: Bosses say the frequency of severe weather events like Storm Isha is having a 'significant impact' on ageing rail infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Network Rail blames 'climate change' for problems on Britain's railways: Bosses say the frequency of severe weather events like Storm Isha is having a 'significant impact' on ageing rail infrastructure

Passengers have again been hit by severe disruption this week as Storm Isha's rain and 90mph winds caused chaos - with more to follow today from Storm Jocelyn.

Sea wall scheme part of fight against climate change, minister says - Vimarsana News

Sea wall scheme part of fight against climate change, minister says

The wall will protect part of Douglas Promenade from any increase in storm damage, a minister says.

Source: yahoo.com
Western People — Tag: mayo weather | Western People - Vimarsana News

Western People — Tag: mayo weather | Western People

The Western People Newspaper Online, providing weekly community news and sport for Mayo, Ireland.

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Cork flood relief schemes mired in lengthy planning delays - Vimarsana News

Cork flood relief schemes mired in lengthy planning delays

In 2015 Storm Frank led to a major consultation on preventive measures in several of the worst-hit areas in Cork.  Storm Ellen followed in 2020, Storm Barra in 2021, and Storm Eunice in 2022, but Glanmire only recently began flood-relief work while Midleton is still at planning stage

Schools in a Red or Orange alert area should remain closed tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Schools in a Red or Orange alert area should remain closed tomorrow

The Department of Education has warned schools in orange or red alert areas to remain closed tomorrow in a statement issued this evening.

Source: her.ie