Prince Charles is visiting restoration work being done in the Stockbridge area of the town where most of the flood victims are from.

The Prince pulls a half pint

The Prince's visit follows a plea from a local councillor in Stockbridge who said locals "still have a disaster on their hands".

Flood defences in the area have been given a �1.65m boost by the Yorkshire flood defence committee. It will be paid for by local authorities in the area.

It brings to �18.1m the amount of money that has been allocated for flood defences in Yorkshire in the last year.

Earlier on Monday, Prince Charles visited the Timothy Taylor brewery in Keighley.

He surprised many of the 60 strong staff in the brewery by saying he preferred "the black stuff", Guinness, to its flagship bitter, Landlord, which he confessed was too bitter for his liking.

It is the second visit by Prince Charles to flood victims in Yorkshire.

In November he visited York and pronounced himself surprised at how high the floodwater had risen in the town.

In December he visited flood victims in North Wales.