Aviva’s Storah welcomes government’s £2.65bn flood defence investment
After the government announced an investment of £2.65bn over the next two years to fix flood defences, Aviva’s general insurance CEO for UK and Ireland welcomed the news.
The government announced the investment today (5 February), in a report that stated: “A record £2.65bn will be committed to build or maintain up to 1,000 flood defences, protecting more than 66,000
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