EU backs £115M aid for UK

13 December 2007
 
The UK is set to receive £115M from the European Union solidarity fund to assist with flood aid, after receiving formal backing from the European Commission this week.

The grant will go towards reimbursing part of the cost of emergency measures, such as rescue services, cleaning up damage, and restoring basic infrastructure.

Danuta Hubner, commissioner responsible for regional policy and the solidarity fund, said: ‘The decision proposing to mobilise the solidarity fund is a practical way of demonstrating how the union can help people hit by severe floods in the UK. ‘The aid will help offset the financial costs of cleaning up, putting basic infrastructure back in working order, and taking other emergency measures.’

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