Transport across Nottinghamshire continues to be affected by snow and flooding.
Heavy snow fell on Saturday (January 23) morning causing disruption to drivers and bus services.
Flooding remains an issue after the River Trent burst its banks this week, with many roads still closed after heavy rainfall.
Meanwhile, the Environment Agency advised Newark residents to stay away from the river, which remains very high.
They said: "If you’re leaving the house today, please don’t take any unnecessary risks & stay away from swollen rivers. Keep an eye on the latest flood warnings and alerts for your area."
Holme Pierrepont Country Park also remains closed due to flooding.
A total of 12 flood warnings and six flood alerts remain in place for Nottinghamshire.
Buses affected by snow and flooding:
Nottingham City Transport said there are no snow related diversions on any service but the 1 and 49 continue to be affected by flooding.
The following Trent Barton services are being disrupted by the weather:
Rushcliffe Villager V1
The Sixes: 6.1 & 6.3
The Villager V3
Current road closures in Nottinghamshire:
- Cotgrave Lane/Tollerton Lane, Tollerton
- Ford Lane, Caunton
- Hoveringham Road/Boat Lane, Hoveringham
- Caythorpe Road, Caythorpe
- Tinkers Lane, Girton
- A617 to Kelham is closed both ways between Ollerton Road and A46 (Cattlemarket Roundabout). Diversion on to A616.
- Kelham/Trent Lane
- Stoke Lane between Burton Joyce and Stoke Bardolph
- Manor Lane/Main Road/Shelford Road/Gunthorpe Lane, Shelford
- Main Street, Bleasby
- Fiskerton Road between Bleasby and Fiskerton, Rolleston
- Rufford Lane (Ford), Rufford
- Trentside, Gunthorpe
