The ‘vast majority’ of roads have now reopened after last week’s severe flooding, says the council. Flood-prone neighbourhoods in the borough witnessed their worst flooding in a decade last week – resulting in evacuations in Wraysbury and the closure of submerged roads across the borough. Windsor and Maidenhead council says ‘the vast majority’ of roads that were flooded have since cleared and been reopened, including the B4447 The Moor, Cookham. A spokesperson said:“A few monitor roads are still affected by flooding and they will be inspected, cleaned and reopened once the water fully dissipates from them. “We are aware of a few properties in both villages which crews still couldn’t access due to flooding,” the spokesperson added.

Source: Express January 15, 2024 14:49 UTC