Closed Roads
- Thread starter Stonechat
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Hope it doesn't rise more - that's uncomfortably close.
mcshroom
Bionic Subsonic
- Location
- Egremont, Cumbria
A few roads closed round here at the moment, mainly ones that skirt the coast such as the B5300 between Maryport and Silloth (on Hadrians Cycleway)
Also have rail problems with the line having been damaged by the sea between Workington and Carlisle (which will affect C2Cers as the train is replaced by a bus along this part of the line), unlikely to re-open for a couple weeks.
Finally the NCN72 past Sellafield is damaged (the bit along the sand dunes on the HCW). Sustrans were assessing it on Monday but I don't know what the state of it is at the moment.
Also have rail problems with the line having been damaged by the sea between Workington and Carlisle (which will affect C2Cers as the train is replaced by a bus along this part of the line), unlikely to re-open for a couple weeks.
Finally the NCN72 past Sellafield is damaged (the bit along the sand dunes on the HCW). Sustrans were assessing it on Monday but I don't know what the state of it is at the moment.
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Stonechat
Guru
- Location
- Staines, Middlesex
Found this list on Spelthorne Council website
Closed roads
Closed roads
- Renfree Way, Shepperton
- Littleton Lane, Shepperton
- Windsor Road, Staines
- Windsor Road, Egham
- Chertsey Bridge Road,Chertsey
- Chertsey Road, Egham
- A308 Staines By-pass
- A320 St Peter's Way
srw
It's a bit more complicated than that...
The Thames is basically one large flood defence - there are weirs and floodplains along its whole length which are generally managed to avoid flooding homes as much as possible. It doesn't always work, of course, but flooding at Runnymede may well have been a deliberate ploy to avoid flooding in Staines or Richmond.
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Stonechat
Guru
- Location
- Staines, Middlesex
Well Environment agency website say peaking here in 24 to 36 hours.
That means we should be OK
Too late for our neighbours though
They moved out late this afternoon when water started coming in
That means we should be OK
Too late for our neighbours though
They moved out late this afternoon when water started coming in
Phoenix Lincs
Über Member
- Location
- Sleaford, Lincs
Well Environment agency website say peaking here in 24 to 36 hours.
That means we should be OK
Too late for our neighbours though
They moved out late this afternoon when water started coming in
Fingers crossed you're ok @Stonechat
Take care
SlowerThanASluggishSloth
Veteran
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