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Environment Agency is urging communities to stay alert to the risk of further flooding.
The Environment Agency is urging residents and businesses in Yorkshire to check their flood risk and sign up to receive flood warnings.
Communities in parts of the north and south west of England are warned to be prepared for flooding today due to heavy rain and high tides.
Statement from Environment Secretary Elizabeth Truss on expected rainfall.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Communities in Cumbria, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Devon and Cornwall are warned to be prepared for possible flooding and disruption to travel.
The second in a series of 4 days of action targeted illegal waste sites across the South East on Thursday, 21 January.
People across the south west, Midlands and the north of England are warned to be prepared for the risk of flooding this week.
Respond to the public consultation online or via a public event.
The Environment Agency will be holding a public drop-in in Aldeburgh to discuss upcoming flood defence improvement work in Slaughden.
Farmers hit by Storm Eva flooding in Lancashire and Yorkshire will receive emergency funding.
Waste vehicles have come under the spotlight across Essex, South London and Hertfordshire in a multi-agency stop-and-check operation.
The Environment Agency is warning of ongoing flood risk for the Midlands, the south-west, south and north of England.
Environment Agency warns of ongoing flood risk for parts of northern England and along parts of the River Severn.
The Environment Agency, local councils and partners are inviting residents to a series of community drop-in sessions across Cumbria.
Communities are warned to expect more rain over the weekend.
Heavy rain and showers are expected across England and Wales.
Communities urged to remain alert as further heavy showers forecast.
Communities should remain alert to the risk of further flooding.
River levels in parts of England remain high and more rain is expected tomorrow (3 January) in the south-west and north-east of the country.
River levels are expected to remain high for several more days, especially in parts of Yorkshire, but will gradually fall over the weekend.
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