The Department for Infrastructure remained on high alert throughout the early hours of Wednesday morning to deal with the heavy rainfall. Sheet piling works for balancing pond as part of the M25 junction 10 & A3 Wisley junction upgrade works on behalf of National Highways A4] Strand (Eastbound) between [A4] Trafalgar Square, Bedford Street and [A4] Duncannon Street - A4 Strand (Eastbound) is closed between Trafalgar Square and Bedford Street due to telecommunication works. Additionally, Duncannon Street (Eastbound) is closed. Sections of the city are under water, with flooding in the areas of Sugar Island, Kildare Street, Canal Quay and part of Bridge Street.

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The DfI previously said Newry is “one of many areas where water levels are being monitored by DfI staff during this period of severe weather”. A501] Old Marylebone Road (Both directions) between [A5] Edgware Road and Harcourt Street - Various closures due to footway and carriageway works. Old Marylebone Road is closed southbound between Harcourt Street and Transept Street from 30 October until 15 November, southbound between Homer Row and the A5 from 16 November until 02 December, and closed in both directions between Watling Street and Chapel Street from 04 December until 08 December.A1020] Silvertown Way (All approaches) at the junction of [A1020] Tidal Basin Road - Temporary signals in operation to facilitate modernisation works. Additionally, Tidal Basin Road is closed between Silvertown Way and Western Gateway. The council argues that other problems arise directly from the fundamental weakness in Shrewsbury’s transport network, adding: “Noise, visual intrusion and poor air quality affect people in residential areas and the town centre, as well as people walking and cycling. A12] Colchester Road (All approaches) at the junction of Petersfield Avenue - Temporary signals in operation due to traffic signal works. The PSNI last night urged people to avoid Newtown Road, Camlough; New Street and Canal Quay, Newry; Killowen Road, Rostrevor and Kilkeel Road, Newcastle.

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When we close a road and put a diversion in place, it needs to be a route that can be accessed by all shapes and sizes of vehicles. We make the diversion as clear as possible, but people may choose to use other local roads. Read more about diversion routes for road closures. The works have finished. Why have signs and barriers been left behind?A205] St Mildreds Road (Both directions) at the junction of [A2212] Baring Road - Various restrictions during Thames Water works.

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If you break down don't prop the bonnet open while you wait. Rain-soaked electrics can make it harder to start the engine. Please be aware that although planned activity will take place, there are a few factors that may result in start and end dates changing, such as the weather. Completed work – last 3 months Completed work Campaigner Mike Streetly, from Better Shrewsbury Transport, said they would be prepared to continue the battle against the plans – including in the courts. Laat uw merk op authentieke wijze groeien door uw merkcontent te delen met de makers van het internet. Kom meer te weten

Current emergency road and bridge closures

A307] Upper Ham Road (All directions) between [A307] Richmond Road and Ham Farm Road - Road closed due to a vehicle collision.

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The council says the NWRR will provide a “new, high standard, direct route” between the north and west of Shrewsbury, offering big time savings for road users. Depending on the level of the floodwater, it's possible that your car gets swept away, causing irreversible damage to the integral parts of the vehicle. It's a challenge to stand in waist-deep water flowing at only 1m/s. By 1.8m/s (4mph) everyone is washed off their feet.

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The map below shows all current and planned roadworks in West Berkshire. Roadworks may be undertaken by the Council's own contractors,for example to complete road maintenance, or by external organisationssuch as utility companies, who need to access pipes or cables buried in the road.