Local residents were given the opportunity to discuss the area's ongoing challenges.
Buckingham councillor Robin Stuchbury shared news of the Minister's visit on Tuesday in a social media post, saying "thanks to Callum Anderson" - MP for Buckingham - residents were given the opportunity to meet her.
He said Emma spoke to representatives from Flood Action 4 Buckingham, Buckingham Town Council and Buckingham Canal society about the "ongoing challenge our community continue to face from flooding".
The groups and Flooding minister also took a walk alongside the River Great Ouse, which saw desilting and tree and vegetation management work last month, to look at progress made by the Environment Agency and what works may be planned in future.
In the announcement of the visit, Councillor Stuchbury also shared a previous post of his from 2024, which documented extreme flooding in the area in 2024.
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