Road closure updates

5:20pm Friday 28th September 2012 in News By Press reporter

Flood waters on the A19 at Fulford shortly before the road was closed Flood waters on the A19 at Fulford shortly before the road was closed

City of York Council has published a list of the latest road closures in and around the city.

The following roads in York are closed/restricted as of Friday, September 28:

Bishopthorpe Road (is now open). The Crematorium is open and there are no restrictions to the exit/entrance but customers are advised to be cautious of surface water

A19 (Germany Beck ) - now reopened

Skeldergate - now reopened

Acaster Malbis (riverside road) 

Nether Poppleton (riverside road)

Naburn at Howden Lane

Terry Avenue

St George's Field Car Park Esplanade Car Park

Tower Street (both ways) - now reopened

Fordlands Road - now reopened

Knavesmire Road - now reopened

The Millennium Bridge is impassable

For further information residents and visitors can contact City of York Council on 01904 551550 or visit http://www.york.gov.uk

Comments(18)

colette says...
1:26pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Cawood Bridge is shut

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Pedro says...
1:40pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Millennium Bridge is shut too. Water too deep too even risk a bike shuttle. Naturally riverside paths closed as well. Haxby Rd is close to getting flooded with the Foss. River close to the road and could go over it outside New Earswick.

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TerryYork says...
1:45pm Wed 26 Sep 12

What does "Huntington Road (restricted access)" mean? Passable?

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Smiler says...
1:50pm Wed 26 Sep 12

it was at 11am Terry

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witheryjack says...
2:21pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Tower St is closed going into town, open (just) coming out.

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lowbeam says...
2:22pm Wed 26 Sep 12

2000 all over again..well nearly..well almost nearly...

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yorkborn66 says...
2:24pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Poppleton by the war Memorial is closed. Was this Morning at least 4 foot deep in the dip, I had the opportunity to watch a silly man wearing a suite drive his Audi A4 into the flood water, simply brilliant! , Car flooded and when he opened door water was pouring out from inside his car, stupid man. I hope the fire brigade charged him or his insurance company, I child could see how deep it was!

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Mr Udigawa says...
2:29pm Wed 26 Sep 12

yorkborn66 wrote:
Poppleton by the war Memorial is closed. Was this Morning at least 4 foot deep in the dip, I had the opportunity to watch a silly man wearing a suite drive his Audi A4 into the flood water, simply brilliant! , Car flooded and when he opened door water was pouring out from inside his car, stupid man. I hope the fire brigade charged him or his insurance company, I child could see how deep it was!
Was it a 3 piece suite?

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yorkborn66 says...
2:45pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Mr Udigawa wrote:
yorkborn66 wrote:
Poppleton by the war Memorial is closed. Was this Morning at least 4 foot deep in the dip, I had the opportunity to watch a silly man wearing a suite drive his Audi A4 into the flood water, simply brilliant! , Car flooded and when he opened door water was pouring out from inside his car, stupid man. I hope the fire brigade charged him or his insurance company, I child could see how deep it was!
Was it a 3 piece suite?
suit , well spotted !

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Mr Udigawa says...
2:46pm Wed 26 Sep 12

yorkborn66 wrote:
Mr Udigawa wrote:
yorkborn66 wrote: Poppleton by the war Memorial is closed. Was this Morning at least 4 foot deep in the dip, I had the opportunity to watch a silly man wearing a suite drive his Audi A4 into the flood water, simply brilliant! , Car flooded and when he opened door water was pouring out from inside his car, stupid man. I hope the fire brigade charged him or his insurance company, I child could see how deep it was!
Was it a 3 piece suite?
suit , well spotted !
Sorry, couldn't resist :-)

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yorkborn66 says...
2:54pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Mr Udigawa wrote:
yorkborn66 wrote:
Mr Udigawa wrote:
yorkborn66 wrote: Poppleton by the war Memorial is closed. Was this Morning at least 4 foot deep in the dip, I had the opportunity to watch a silly man wearing a suite drive his Audi A4 into the flood water, simply brilliant! , Car flooded and when he opened door water was pouring out from inside his car, stupid man. I hope the fire brigade charged him or his insurance company, I child could see how deep it was!
Was it a 3 piece suite?
suit , well spotted !
Sorry, couldn't resist :-)
unlike the stupid man in his car ! ha ha

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Ocifer Dibble says...
4:52pm Wed 26 Sep 12

"Flood waters on the A19 at Fulford shortly before the road was closed " - Why has the road been closed for such a trivial amount of water?

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Tim Cronin says...
5:28pm Wed 26 Sep 12

I`ve got a dinghy from world war 2, so i`ll be using that to go to tang hall working mens club for the dominoes!

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Tim Cronin says...
5:29pm Wed 26 Sep 12

Just realised, i don`t have any oars............

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ASP says...
4:12am Thu 27 Sep 12

Tim Cronin wrote:
Just realised, i don`t have any oars............
there were plenty of spare oars when i lived in Tanf Hall. Maybe it's gone posh now?

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hugohackenbush says...
9:13am Thu 27 Sep 12

Im avin a day off cant get out of me drive for quein traffic.

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yorkie71 says...
9:26am Thu 27 Sep 12

Tower street is completely closed even to cyclists .... you need to get off your bike and walk on the grass near the law courts/tower

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xtc says...
5:16pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Ocifer Dibble wrote:
"Flood waters on the A19 at Fulford shortly before the road was closed " - Why has the road been closed for such a trivial amount of water?
It's not so trivial now just come see the idiot motorists coming down to turn around ignoring the signs at heslington lane junction,load of iliterate drivers out there!

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