Milton Keynes road closed due to flooding

Wednesday, 6 December 2023 10:19

Milton Keynes City Council has informed residents that a Milton Keynes road has been closed due to flooding.

Little Linford Lane is currently closed due to flooding, according to Milton Keynes City Council.

The flood gates have been closed and residents are being asked to use an alternative route until the road is safe to be reopened.

In a statement on social media, Milton Keynes City Council wrote:

"Little Linford Lane closed due to flooding.

"Please use an alternative route until the road is safe to be reopened.

"The flood gates are closed so do not approach."

⚠Little Linford Lane closed due to flooding
Please use an alternative route until the road is safe to be reopened.
The flood gates are closed so do not approach.@HeartMKNews @tvprp @Bucksfire @SCAS999
— Milton Keynes City Council (@mkcouncil) December 6, 2023

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