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Update on personnel from all 3 services providing flood relief in affected parts of the UK, including the south west and the Thames Valley.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Armed forces personnel are continuing to support the cross-government and multi-agency flood relief efforts.
Satellite images taken by the UK’s disaster monitoring satellite, UK-DMC2, are assisting UK agencies in their response to the severe flooding caused by recent storms.
Eric Pickles sets out the latest position on the government's response to the extreme weather.
More military personnel have been called on to support multi-agency flood relief operations.
Prime Minister David Cameron chaired a meeting of the government emergency committee meeting on Sunday 9 February.
Eric Pickles' statement following the COBR meeting he chaired on the evening of 8 February.
Royal Marines are playing a key role in the cross-government and multi-agency relief efforts, supporting those affected by the flooding.
Prime Minister David Cameron announces £100 million for flood defences and says there will be "no restrictions on help" for those affected.
Government announces an additional £130 million for critical flood defences.
Fisheries news from the past 6 months in Yorkshire.
Newsletter for farmers and land managers in the Midlands.
Ports, marina builders and coastal developers to benefit from reductions in red tape thanks to new coastal concordat
The Prime Minister with government departments and agencies have discussed plans to ensure people are protected from tonight's storm
How Volunteer Cornwall is working with Environment Agency water data to inform visitors about water quality.
The Environment Secretary has announced a new pilot scheme to help landowners manage the risk of flooding while also protecting the environment
A new £1.6 million project to improve river health and water quality in England has been launched by the government today.
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