Updates from Monday 11 November to Sunday 17 November
Jo Tidman
BBC News
In summer in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Recreation Ground is a draw for picnics and fun, but not today, as the River Avon's burst its banks.
The water has covered large parts of the park, including benches and rubbish bins and even lapping around the bandstand:
Flooded park, Stratford-upon-Avon
A woman repeatedly denies suggestions she got into Joseph McCann's car "willingly".
Read MoreThe bus lane on Hagley Road West is closed between Beechwood Road and Galton Road due to damage caused by heavy rain.
Image source, Sandwell CouncilThe area is being made safe, said the council, ahead of a permanent repair early next week.
Image source, Sandwell CouncilThe River Teme in Leintwardine is thought to have peaked now, external, at about 2.4m, but it's going to remain high over the weekend, the Environment Agency has said.
It has affected a number of properties, including this pub, as well as the A4113.
Image source, StormChaseUK
Image source, StormChaseUKThe flooding is still making headlines in the local newspapers.
Allen Cook
BBC News
This video shows just how bad the flooding's become in Evesham, Worcestershire.
Angie Crump recorded it on Pershore Bridge which has since been closed to traffic by Worcestershire County Council: , external
Flooding on Pershore Bridge
BBC News Travel
The flooded rail lines at Evesham are now set to disrupt services until 12:00 on Saturday, said National Rail Enquiries.
The line has been closed between Moreton-in-Marsh and Worcester Shrub Hill.
Train services between London Paddington, Worcester Shrub Hill, Great Malvern and Hereford will be either terminated at Oxford or divert between Reading and Worcester Shrub Hill.
Some bus replacement services are running.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
It will take all day for staff to erect flood defences along Stratford-upon-Avon's Waterside, said the Environment Agency.
It's the first time they've needed to deploy the barriers in the town.
Flood risk manager Roy Stokes said the decision hadn't been taken lightly.
"It's great to see some of the shops and restaurants have got their own barriers up," he said, "so just belt and braces we're coming along today to put our barriers up.
"The peak could push some water over the bank and down on to the road here, so it's a bit more security for the folks here.
"It's very disruptive, we don't want to do stuff unless we really have to, but you'll appreciate that you can't just pop this stuff up in an hour, this takes nearly a day to put up."
A number of Park Runs have been cancelled tomorrow, because of flooding.
The weekly 5km runs, which are open to anyone, won't be taking place in Evesham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Churchfields in Worcestershire and Worcester Pitchcroft.
Image source, Getty ImagesA decision is due to be made on a number of other ones, including the Shrewsbury Park Run.
A £2m fundraising target is achievable meaning the long-term future looks more secure, the charity says.
Read MoreA number of cars have been abandoned in the floods around the West Midlands.
These ones were photographed by BBC Weather Watchers at Lickey End and Wythall in Worcestershire.
Image source, TomJakeLuke
Image source, SnapHappyFurther north, the River Teme is still in full flow in Ludlow.
You can email us your flood photos and we'll share them on the live updates.
Image source, Shropshire LassLisa Smith
BBC WM
It seems drivers aren't heeding warnings not to drive through floodwater, with many stranded motorists having to be rescued.
Among them is a taxi driver trying to get through Wigmore Lane in West Bromwich, whose vehicle is now stuck.
Waterside in Evesham is closed near Coopers Lane.
River levels on the Avon are expected to continue to rise, affecting properties and roads in the area as well as the car park on the meadow.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThe river is set to peak this afternoon, but will remain high for the next few days, said the Environment Agency.
Roads are being affected around Upton upon Severn, in Worcestershire.
This is Hanley Road in the town.
Image source, Jackie SurteesDunns Lane is also impassible.
River levels are expected to continue to rise in the town and put more homes and roads at risk of flooding.
The river isn't expected to peak until Saturday afternoon, said the Environment Agency.
Image source, Jackie Surtees
Image source, Jackie SurteesNewcastle-under-Lyme is primed to be a battle ground for votes.
Read MoreRoad closures have been put in place along the river front in Stratford-upon-Avon to allow flood defences to be put up.
It's the first time the barriers have been used in a flood situation - previously only set up during an exercise in December 2017.
Waterside in the town will remain closed throughout the day, said the Environment Agency.
A child and an adult have been rescued from a vehicle stuck in floodwater in Croxton, Staffordshire.
Image source, Staffordshire Fire and Rescue ServiceTwo fire crews were sent to the scene, said the fire service.
The A513 from Tamworth to Alrewas is flooded, it said, including Croxhall Road just past Catton Park.
The B4084 Bridge Street in Pershore has been closed in both directions.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThe closure is from Manor Gardens and Pensham Hill.
Local buses are being diverted away from the area.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThere are 17 roads closed in Herefordshire this morning and one bus service won't be running.
You can get more details here, external.
Some roads are being reopened, but motorists are being urged to stay out of floodwater.
Worcestershire County Council tweeted this photo of a broken manhole cover on the A38 at Bromsgrove - it said it was hidden beneath the water and some people who ignored road closed signs damaged their vehicles on it.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThe main Frankwell car park has reopened in Shrewsbury, but the River Severn is still rising in the town and isn't expected to peak until tomorrow.
The flood barriers in the town are at their second level at the moment.
Image source, Environment AgencyThe Environment Agency said it was watching the levels downriver in Ironbridge, but the flood barriers haven't yet been erected there.
River levels in Shrewsbury are expected to peak about half a metre lower than they did last month.
