Tuesday travel disruption Sheffield: Latest as ice and flooding continues to affect Sheffield transport

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Sheffield is facing transport disruption for a second day, with weather still affecting some bus, road and rail routes.

A handful of bus routes still remain disrupted, largely as a result of flooding following weekend snow and rain, while some roads are also affected.

And some pedestrians have complained over icy surfaces around the top of The Moor and near the new Pounds Park playground in the Heart of the City project area.

The disruption today includes:

Buses

First Services:

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If a service is not listed then it is running normal route (but may be subject to delay)

Service 18 running Chesterfield Rd to Scarsdale Rd in both directions.

Service 47/48 Shiregreen using Sicey Ave, Nethershire and Hartley Brook.

Service 47 Herdings using Blackstock Rd and Constable Rd due to flooding

Service 51 Charnock terminating at Gleadless Town End

Service 56 not serving Wybourn

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Service 75/75a not serving Nottingham St/Rock St – Ice – via Spital Hill – Not serving Bellhouse – via Barnsley Rd

Service 95/95a/95b Walkley - running to Hillsborough

Service 95 Rotherham not serving Treeton flooding

Service 97/98 Not Serving Longley Hall Rd

Stagecoach:

Service 72: Due to black ice in High Green,, terminating at Tankersley.

Roads

The B6388 Gleadless Road is affected by flooding according to AA Roadwatch, but us now passable. They stated: “Just passable due to flooding on B6388 Gleadless Road both ways between Farmstead Close and Blackstock Road.”

Derbyshire Council says the Snake Pass remains closed

Trams

Blue, Yellow and Purple services now have a full service running. Tram Train services remain suspended.

Northern Rail said earlier that due to severe weather between New Mills Central and Sheffield the line was blocked, and services cancelled. These services have now resumed.

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