Chipperfield residents are bracing for a road closure this morning (October 24) after flooding caused "chaos".
A suspected burst water main in Tower Hill has led to flooding in Dunny Lane, with one resident describing the road as "terrible" and saying she expects to see it closed this morning.
This sentiment was echoed by several others warning each other to "be prepared" for the road to shut.
An eyewitness described "water cascading down Tower Hill into Dunny Lane and beyond", adding that the morning had been "chaos" for her.
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#Chipperfield @AffinityWater are currently carrying out emergency repair works under 24/7 temporary traffic signals on Tower Hill, Chipperfield by The Stables. More information: https://t.co/FnknJ4MYHo pic.twitter.com/w7PTdLWexU
— HCC Highways (@Herts_Highways) October 24, 2024
The road is not currently closed, although the traffic maps on the AA website show delays in Dunny Lane.
Hertfordshire County Council has confirmed that Affinity Water is carrying out emergency repair work under 24/7 temporary traffic signals, with the road remaining open.
While several residents have claimed the flooding has been caused by a burst water main, this is yet to be confirmed.
Affinity Water and Hertfordshire County Council have been approached for comment.
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