Traffic and Travel

Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.

Motorists are being advised to find alternative routes after a collision.

A Fenland councillor is threatening to demand compensation from Anglian Water after they closed a village road without notice yesterday.

Residents of a one-way street are fed up with lorries, tractors with trailers, and even buses using it as a rat run.

A trial project aimed at tackling long-standing problems of maintaining roads that run over fenland soils has been backed.

A Fenland village road has been closed to traffic this morning following a crash.

It is known as Britain’s ‘most flooded road’ – a stretch less than one mile long that spent 89 days under water last year.

A number of road closures impacting a town have been explained as a county council has apologised for the inconvenience.

Drivers are being advised to not travel through Welney as water levels rise.

A busy town road is set to be closed to traffic from Monday, September 16 for five days while Anglia Water carry out works.

A Fenland councillor has made an urgent plea to the county’s highways department to introduce further safety measures at a notorious junction.

A well-used village road is set to be closed overnight tomorrow to allow for work to be carried out.

Drivers across Fenland face road closures in the coming weeks – some for a few hours, others for a few days, while others could go on for weeks.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a crash on the A47 this morning.

The A47 has been at a standstill this morning following a single-vehicle crash.

A stretch of the A142 has opened again after being closed following an accident this morning.

Part of the A17 is currently blocked as police attend a two-vehicle collision.

Work will begin to resurface the junction in a village to replace a worn-out road.

Strikes by train drivers at 16 different rail operating companies have been announced by union Aslef and will take place next month.

Filling up a family car is now £5 more expensive and drivers are being warned tough times lay ahead as petrol looks set to surge past 150p a litre.