Home   News   Article

Subscribe Now

Communities on the River Trent’s banks, including Fiskerton, Farndon and Bleasby, remain flooded




Many communities on the banks of the River Trent are still experiencing flooding.

Fiskerton, Farndon and Rolleston are among those which are still suffering the affects of Storm Babet, which brought heavy rain to the region.

Days after the storm passed over the area the River Trent’s water levels remain high and river and surface water floods remain.

Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at The Riverside pub, Farndon.
Flooding at The Riverside pub, Farndon.

In Farndon, Wyke Lane and the area around The Riverside pub are particularly affected, with water covering the entire road and surrounding ground.

Wyke Lane remains closed to traffic, according to Nottinghamshire County Council’s road closure list.

Floodwater on Rolleston Road, Fiskerton.
Floodwater on Rolleston Road, Fiskerton.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Rolleston Road, Fiskerton, is flooded.
Rolleston Road, Fiskerton, is flooded.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.

On the other side of the Trent, Rolleston Road in Fiskerton remains flooded, and Fiskerton Road in Bleasby has a lot of standing water.

Rolleston Road is closed to traffic, and while Fiskerton Road is not listed as closed, drivers should take particular care when travelling and avoid floodwater where possible.

Fiskerton Road near Bleasby is flooded.
Fiskerton Road near Bleasby is flooded.
Fiskerton Road near Bleasby is flooded.
Fiskerton Road near Bleasby is flooded.
Water levels are high at the River Trent at Fiskerton.
Water levels are high at the River Trent at Fiskerton.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.
Flooding at Wyke Lane, Farndon.

Nottinghamshire Police earlier issued a plea for motorists to avoid flooded roads in other communities, including Holme and Girton.

Just 30cm of water is enough to move a vehicle.



Comments | 2
This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies - Learn More