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The town of Bad Münstereifel in Germany has been left devastated by what has been described as the worst flood in the area in 700 years, leaving many homeless and desperate for help. While the government has promised aid, there are currently residents who have been left without simple necessities such as food and water.   Image source: Getty Images Vice President of Fine & Country DACH, Agnes Heming, said that she had spoken to marshals on the ground, who have advised that in some places, six days after the disaster occurred, there is no water supply and no electricity. “People are hungry and thirsty and in need of everything, especially drinking water and simple foods like fruit and biscuits, as nothing can be prepared because of the lack of electricity and the necessary tools. Some have been wandering through the devastation dressed only in pyjamas, having left their homes in the middle of the night to save their lives,” she adds. Communities have come...

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Armed with branded t-shirts and a lot of excitement, on Sunday 15 August, the Fine & Country Northern Lincolnshire team, plus their colleauges, family and friends, took to the start line of the Tough Mudder. You may have already heard about how this team were planning on Toughening Up For Charity at the world's best collection of obstacles in a mud-run fundraiser to raise money for the Foundation. In pictures, here's how the team did:   Graham Foulger, Sales Director of Fine & Country Northern Lincolnshire, taking on 'the block ness monster'   Graham Foulger, Sales Director of Fine & Country Northern Lincolnshire said: "We had a fantastic time raising money for our Foundation at Tough Mudder. Amazing teamwork to overcome all of those challenges and now we've decided to up the ante for next year and go for the 10K with double the fundraising goal!"   The team are in high spirits as they celebrate the end of their Tough Mudder 5K  &nb...