Updates from Friday 9 September
The loss of parking machine revenue has cost Worcester City Council £400,000.
Flooding earlier in the year and the coronavirus lockdown have forced the local authority to dip into its reserves to plug the gap.
Councillors also agreed to look for funding from the government’s business rates retention pilot scheme.
It's been another overcast day and there's some rain to come, looking at the clouds in these photos.
They were taken by BBC Weather Watchers in Rushbury and Bromyard.
Image source, Peter Steggles
Image source, Postman Les
BBC Midlands Today
The Severn Valley Railway has said it expects to lose £6m in revenue this year - three-quarters of its income.
It had already seen a 75% drop in passenger numbers because of the February floods and said it needed £4,5m to pay for essential works.
An emergency appeal by the railway had raised £750,000 by 4 June, and it said its immediate future had been secured as a result.
