Flooded communities begin to recover their homes and businesses
Thousands of residents have been displaced by Storm Desmond, but now the clean-up process begins as people across the region start to salvage their homes and businesses.
Thousands of residents have been displaced by Storm Desmond, but now the clean-up process begins as people across the region start to salvage their homes and businesses.
Hundreds of people who've been affected by flooding in Cumbria have been getting advice about what they can do to protect their homes in future.
The event, in Keswick, was organised by the National Flood Forum and the local flood action group. People were able to look at a range of defence measures including flood gates and pumps.
You're trying to make decisions which are big ones and can have an impact on your life for years to come so you need as much advice as you possibly can from independent people so you can get the job done properly.
The TV impressionist is performing a series of charity gigs to raise money for those affected by flooding across the north of England.
Lord Liddle claims the government is not doing enough to help councils deal with the clean up and repair work after Storms Desmond and Eva.
After collapsing six weeks ago, construction has began to build a temporary replacement.