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FLOODS: The flooded road at Ryther. (BUY THIS PHOTO L7993TS) Picture: Tony Saxton

Published on 30/11/2012 17:07

FLOODING issues look to be settling down for the Selby region heading into the weekend.

Good news is that the levels at both River Ouse and Derwent are slowly dropping as of Friday evening.

Properties on Back Lane at Acaster Selby are being monitored in the coming days, with the threat of flooding still a possibility.

Cawood Bridge remains closed whilst other areas including parts of Fairburn and North Duffield remain passable with care.

The Environment Agency had in place 13 flood warnings across the Yorkshire region as of 5pm Friday, a drop from 16 earlier in the day.

Meanwhile, Train services passing through Selby are still prone to minor delays and disruptions so passengers are advised to check their journeys before travelling.

You can follow all the latest news by visiting the websites of the Enviornment Agency and North Yorkshire Police.

To see a special picture gallery of the floods, see next week’s Selby Times, dated December 6.

Full list of Road closures (heading into Friday evening):

The Green/Green Lane, North Duffield - Passable with care

Sir Johns Lane, Sherburn is flooded in places between Caulde bends and the junction with Church Hill - Passable with care

Newton Lane to the Leeds City Council boundary, Fairburn is flooded - Passable with care

B1223 The Fleet, Ryther - closed between Ulleskelf and Cawood

Back Lane, Acaster Selby

B1222 Cawood to Stillingfleet (Kelfield Ings)

Cawood Bridge is closed

B1223 between Ulleskelf and Towton closed

A163 Bubwith Bridge is now flooded and closed

Dyon Lane, between South Duffield & Woodall

Greengate Lane, South Duffield village

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