The latest briefing from Environment Agency Wessex about the constantly evolving situation on the Somerset Levels and Moors. In the last 24 hours, pumping operations have moved 4 million cubic metres of water from moors.

An Environment Agency Wessex briefing about falling river levels, more pumps being installed at places such as Bridgwater Docks and more pumps now operating at places such as Midelney.

An Environment Agency Wessex briefing on a now improving situation on the Somerset Levels & Moors as river levels recede, and more pumps are switched on. Places featured in this briefing include Northmoor, Saltmoor, Dunball, Currymoor, Haymoor, Langport and West Sedgemoor.

An Environment Agency Wessex briefing on the latest moves taken to reduce flood risks on the Somerset Levels and Moors. Places featured include Northmoor, Saltmoor, and Currymoor Pumping Stations, Langport, Dunball and the River Sowy-King's Sedgemoor Drain system down through Monk's Leaze Clyse.

An Environment Agency Wessex briefing about round-the-clock activities to reduce flood risks on the Somerset Levels and Moors. Along the places covered in this briefing are Saltmoor, Northmoor, Dunball, Currymoor, Monk's Leaze Clyse, the River Sowy and King's Sedgemoor Drain.

An Environment Agency Wessex briefing about actions being taken to reduce river levels in the Parrett and Tone. These include sending water than usual down through the River Sowy-King's Sedgemoor Drain system, with the agreement of partners on the Somerset Levels and Moors, and operating extra pumping capacity at Saltmoor Pumping Station.