Whether it's road closures, disruptions to bus services or information on library closures, you can find information about disruption across Nottinghamshire on our dedicated website page. 

Flood alerts and warnings remain in place across the county and so it's a good idea to keep updated on what is in place for your area. 

Alerts and warnings can change depending on the forecast, so to stay up-to-date, visit the national flood alerts and warnings page. 

You can also sign up to receive flood alerts and warnings by text message.

If we have closed a road due to flooding, it is for your own safety. We cannot stress enough that road closures are put in place to protect all road users and that you should never ignore closure signs. 

We know flooded roads can impact on your journey, but you should never drive through flood water, because:

• you don't know how deep flood water is, 
• just 30cm of flowing water is enough to move your car,
• there can be hidden dangers underneath flood water.

Remember, it's always safer to find an alternative route.

If you are out on the roads, it's important to take note of advice for driving in heavy rain and flooding.

We've also got advice on our website about flooded roads and what to do if you come across one. 

Knowing what to do when a flood occurs is just as important as taking steps to be prepared. 

In the event of a flood, you should focus on the safety of you and your family and make sure to:

• cooperate with the emergency services if they tell you to evacuate during flooding
• be prepared to act quickly and get yourself to safety.

If life is in danger, call 999.

Flooding affects whole communities not just individual properties and so at times like this, it's important to look out for others. 

If possible, check on elderly or vulnerable relatives, friends and neighbours and help out where possible to ensure they are safe and well.