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Flood risk activity permits
Information about flood risk activity permits, formerly known as a flood defence consent, and how to apply.
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Check if you need a flood risk activity permit (FRAP)
Use this service to check if you need a permit to work near a river, flood defence, sea defence or flood plain.
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Apply for a flood risk activity permit (FRAP)
Use this service if you will be working on or near a main river, flood defence, sea defence or flood plain
- Change or transfer a flood risk activity permit
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Flood risk activity exemptions
Find out if you need to register a flood risk activity exemption
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Flood risk activity exclusions
Flood risk activities that do not need permission before you start work
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Surrender (cancel) all or part of your flood risk activity permit
Use this service to surrender (cancel) all or part of your permit
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Water abstraction and impoundment licences
Information about applying for a Water Abstraction or Impoundment Licence
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Charges for abstraction and impoundment licence applications
Details of fees for abstraction and impoundment licences
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Apply for a water abstraction or impoundment licence
Application forms for water abstractions and impoundments
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What to do before applying for a water abstraction or impoundment licence
Find out what steps you should take before applying for a water abstraction or impoundment licence
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Apply to cancel your water abstraction or impoundment licence
Find out how to cancel your abstraction or impoundment licence and how much it will cost.
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16 Jul 2024
Newport man found guilty of illegal waste offencesA man from Newport has been successfully prosecuted by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) for depositing large quantities of waste on his land, without an environmental permit, following a two-day trial at Cardiff Magistrates Court.
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06 Oct 2025
Major Newport flood scheme officially openedA major scheme to reduce flood risk to more than 2,000 homes and businesses in the Lliswerry area of Newport has been officially opened by Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies MS, marking the start of Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) Be Flood Ready week.