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Flood Risk: Pours for thought

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The 2007 floods were a major UK weather event, costing the insurance industry billions. However, despite similarities, the 2012 floods caused much less damage. What is the reason behind the change?

Both 2012 and 2007 were landmark years for adverse weather in the UK, with the nation deluged by floods costing the insurance industry billions and ruining many homes and small businesses. Last year

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