Newsletter: February flood update

9th February 2026 News

The February Flood Update is now available, sharing the latest news and developments from across the Calder Valley. In this issue, you’ll find:

  • Six years on from Storm Ciara: a look at the major investments made to strengthen our flood resilience
  • Two years of the Calderdale Climate Action Plan: progress, achievements and what’s next
  • Winter reminder: check your flood risk to stay informed and prepared during the colder months

Read the February flood newsletter

A collage of four photos showing severe flooding in Calderdale. The top-left image shows green fields with waterlogged patches and streams overflowing. The middle-left image depicts a residential neighbourhood with floodwater surrounding houses and streets. The bottom-left image shows a town street submerged in muddy water, with several people standing at the edge observing the scene. The right image is a close-up of a flooded street lined with stone buildings and black lamp posts, with brown floodwater covering the pavement and road.

 

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