West Midlands faces flooding and travel disruption
The disruption is expected to last until midday, according to National Rail. Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of flooding across the West Midlands. Heavy rainfall and overnight snow have led to flood warnings and travel disruption across the region.
All the places at risk of flooding as severe weather warnings are issued across UK
Most of the worst flooding is expected to hit the Midlands and north of England. Manchester Airport’s runways were closed early on Monday morning because of heavy snow but later reopened. Hundreds of schools were closed on Monday, in areas including Lancashire, Yorkshire and north-east Scotland.
Major incidents have been declared in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire after rain brought severe flooding in the Midlands on ...
Several trains heading to Birmingham New Street station have been cancelled by CrossCountry Trains as a result of flooding.
Environment Agency has 133 flood warnings, meaning flooding is expected, and 221 flood alerts, meaning flooding is possible, ...
More than 100 flood warnings are in place for England as yellow warnings for snow and ice are issued for Scotland and ...
Birmingham's Snow Hill line has reported 'major problems' due to heavy rain flooding the tracks between Snow Hill Station, ...
Major incidents have been declared in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire after rain brought severe flooding to the Midlands on ...
There are 36 flood warnings in place across the West Midlands due to heavy rainfall.
Britain is braced for freezing temperatures of as low as -16C in the coming days, with more flooding expected across the ...
Hundreds of flood warnings and alerts are in place, as the Met Office also issued another two days of warnings for snow and ...
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