Anyone know what the roads are like into Darfield

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  1. edd

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    I'm stuck at Royston with a 5 pm finish. Last time it flooded, I was able to get home (via Cundy Cross, Shafton, bypass etc) before it flooded by the Bridge pub (all other routes were flooded). Anyone know what its like at the moment. I'm trying to decide whether I need to waste half a day holiday just so i can get home whilst I can
     
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    im in the same boat mate . . .

    or at least i will be unless this rain stops :D you see what i did there.</p>

    anyway from what i've heard is that, stairfoot roundabout is flooded, the bridge is flooding, pit street is already closed. comeing through the valley seems the only way home for me at the mo, but with a name like &quot;the valley&quot; i can see that flooding soon as well again.</p>

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    Looks like nobody on here is on 'the flood plane' to help you. I would be safe and leave while you have chance Royston could be 'cut off' soon.
     
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    Might be stuck for a long time. Roads currently closed

    <div><u>Road Closures</u></div><div></div><div>Hunningley Lane, Barnsley &ndash; road closed</div><div>Sheffield Road hoyland &ndash; road closed </div><div>Pastures Road Mexborough &ndash; road closed</div><div>Honeywell Lane &ndash; road closed</div><div>Mitchell way, wombwell &ndash; road closed</div><div>Genn Lane &ndash; road closed</div><div>Jebb Lane &ndash; road closed</div><div>Barnsley Road at Wath &ndash; road closed</div><div>Meadowgates in Bolton on Dearne &ndash; road closed</div><div>Thurnscoe Bridge Lane &ndash; road closed</div><div>Pitt Street, Wombwell &ndash; road closed</div><div>Dearne Road, Bolton on Dearne &ndash; road closed</div><div>Bradbury Balk Lane, Wombwell &ndash; road closed</div><div>Harold Avenue and Priory Avenue off Pontefract Road &ndash; roads closed</div><div></div><div>Outside Ambulance Station at Hoyland &ndash; bad flooding there</div><div>Bottom of Dodworth heading to Stainborough &ndash; virtually impassable</div><div>Grimethorpe bypass &ndash; severely flooded &ndash; virtually impassable</div><div>Stocksbridge Bypass closed near to Ye Olde Mustard Pot</div><div>Laing Avenue at Lundwood &ndash; flooding</div><div>Bottom end of Goldthorpe near to Hickleton &ndash; 2 foot deep</div><div>Under water &ndash; Sheffield Road near Button Mill, Worsborough</div><div>A635 &ndash; very heavy water between Cathill Roundabout and Goldthorpe </div><div>Chestnut Tree &ndash; Medina Way &ndash; very deep water</div><div>Redbrook &ndash; bus stuck at traffic lights near to Motosave
    Smithley Lane &ndash; Aldham House woods impassable (Wombwell Woods)</div><div>Main Road through South Hiendley &ndash; man holes &ndash; up to 8 foot of water!</div><div>Fitzwilliam Street &ndash; Elsecar, closed to cars due to floodwater</div><div>Doncaster Road at Stairfoot &ndash; roads being flooded</div><div>Bad flooding near to B+Q at Stairfoot</div><div>Grange Lane &ndash; coming up through the manhole covers, going to be impassable with floodwater soon</div><div>A635 &ndash; Goldthorpe to Darfield &ndash; only get down centre of road - tailbacks to Goldthorpe and Darfield &ndash; ian</div><div>Darton &ndash; up towards Haigh Hill near to Birthwaite Hall &ndash; flooding at the bottom
    A635 past Silkstone garage is completely flooded </div><div>Hemsworth bypass shut and traffic being diverted through Hemsworth - flooding</div><div>Thurnscoe &ndash; flooding really bad especially around Hickleton Hill
    Hermit Lane at Higham Flooded</div><div>Dearne Valley Parkway flooding between Morrisons to Brewsters, more flooding near to Birdwell
    Claycliffe Road flooding between Chestnut Tree and Barugh Crossroads</div><div>Woolley completely impassable - is under 3 foot of water</div><div>Travellers @ Oxspring to Dodworth through Silkstone common &ndash; flooding</div><div>Hemingfield to Wath past Lions Lodge &ndash; Flooding </div><div>Hoyland common traffic lights to Kirk Balk School &ndash; slow traffic</div><div>Royston: Lee Lane &ndash; Standing Water </div><div>Swallow Lane @ Mapplewell &ndash; Flooded impassable</div><div>Spark Lane flooding @ Mapplewell</div><div>Hoyland Common down to Harley &ndash; flooding
    Goldthorpe to Bolton on Dearne &ndash; flooding under bridge &ndash; can&rsquo;t get in from Goldthorpe end due to flooding</div><div>Station Road &ndash; Wath &ndash; flooded - very bad and impassable </div><div>Station Road &ndash; Mexborough near the bridge &ndash; totally underwater</div><div>Manvers to Mexbrough &ndash; very bad</div>
     
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    OK at the moment

    Just heard from family that stairffot RA is ok, got from Gawber to Darfield in about 20mins, but it could be bad in a hour or so.

    Your problem could be asda at wakefield road or cundy cross RA!!!
     
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    Get ready

    Classic flood conditions have prevailled now, steady drizzle for days following existing flooding. Rain set to get heavier at tea time falling on waterlogged catchment. The **** will hit the fan tonight big style if the forecasts are anything to go by.Was told by our consultant that last weeks flood level was a 1 in 150 year event (dunno how they work that one out) and it would not surprise me if it neared or exceeded that in the next 16 hours.Looks like traffic chaos around town this tea time.
     
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    think i'll have an early finish

    Thanks guys. I'll take some work home and leave now. Planned route from Carlton - fishdam roundabout - cudworth - shafton - shafton bypass - A635 to Darfield - down snape hill - home (hopefully !!!)
     

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