Ealing Climate Adaptation and Resilience Programme
Ealing Council is being urged to create a building-level risk register for climate threats.
Ealing Council is currently discussing the need for a more detailed climate risk assessment, with the Economy and Sustainability Scrutiny Panel recommending a building-level risk register in September 2025. This register would help protect residents from climate threats such as river flooding, surface water flooding, and drought, moving beyond the current super output area level risk identification. The council is beginning to explore more granular analysis.
The Ealing Climate Adaptation and Resilience Programme, which aims to address climate change impacts, was formally launched by Ealing Council at the end of 2024. The recent recommendation from the Economy and Sustainability Scrutiny Panel highlights an ongoing focus on refining the council's approach to identifying and mitigating specific climate-related risks within the borough.
Key facts
- The Economy and Sustainability Scrutiny Panel recommended a building-level risk register in September 2025. Source
- This register would protect residents from climate threats including river flooding, surface water flooding, and drought. Source
- The council's current risk register identifies risks at the super output area level. Source
- The council is beginning to explore more granular levels of analysis, including by building. Source
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