Snow hits area – as council team “out and will continue to plough and treat priority routes across the county borough”
Snow has hit the area yesterday and into today, meaning work is taking place to deal with that as well as the recent flooding.
Wrexham Council has said they are working to deal with the snowfall, as well as carrying on work relating to the recent floods, “We currently have all the usual resources out and operating in the normal manner. The out of office number is 01978 292055. We’ve also put additional resource in place to assist with the response and recovery at the two critical incidents in Bangor on Dee and the Lower Dee Valley.”
“Our Winter Maintenance team are out and will continue to plough and treat priority routes across the county borough. This team worked through the night to manage the cold conditions, snow is forecast until this evening when temperatures will again drop. Our team are out responding and this will continue throughout the day and night.”
“Whilst we have had resources out all our the weekend, recovery work will begin in earnest from Monday. We have a log of incidents and issues and we will deal with these in the coming days. Our initial actions will be to ensure areas are made safe. Further, our engineers and street scene teams will begin to evaluate and consider how and where further interventions are required.”
“All incidents requiring more detailed longer term work will be evaluated and prioritised and we will ensure that this information is shared as soon as it is available. Many incidents will require a multi-agency response and where this is required our team will liaise as a matter of course.”
The council have also circulated their emergency numbers which are: Council housing repairs – 01978 298993, Social services (emergency duty team) – 0345 053 3116 and Telecare – 01978 292055 .
As usual a range of images and video has been tweeted to us @Wrexham with several below:
@wrexham loving the #Snow could not resist getting the #mountainbike out @DerekTheWeather @NorthWalesStorm @northwalescom pic.twitter.com/r6ppCLCBDF
— David O'Brien (@obrienphotos) January 24, 2021
Ruabon is a winter wonderland today and the snow is still falling! ☃️😍 @wrexham #Wrexham #NorthWales #VisitWalesLater @DerekTheWeather pic.twitter.com/Ggqe9LvF4w
— Lucy Kebell (@lucyduk) January 24, 2021
@wrexham pic.twitter.com/PA9Pi27k2x
— tay (@tayl0rJones_) January 24, 2021
Happy Snowman ⛄ in Acton Park, Wrexham 😎 @wrexham pic.twitter.com/YtWgJrUJyK
— Maurice O'grady 💙 (@MauriceOgrady1) January 24, 2021
The snow in #coedpoeth keeps on falling ❄️ @wrexham pic.twitter.com/VPnjDuxyEk
— Katie B (@MsKatie_B) January 24, 2021
@wrexham Smelt, Coedpoeth pic.twitter.com/VhUBtxoaev
— Burntwood76 (@Gava471) January 24, 2021
People enjoying the snow in Bellevue Park in @wrexham this morning. pic.twitter.com/1LsAgY2MrO
— Nic 🏴🇪🇺🏳️🌈 (@nicfromwales) January 24, 2021
Like a @Duracell battery,@wrexhamcbc #Streetscene crews just keep going.Thanks to all for your service,that just goes on and on and on🔋You are all appreciated!! cc @wrexham @MurrayData #uksnow 🌨️❄️❄️🌬️ #severeweather pic.twitter.com/vVsbtTGq0M
— Rυвσηιѕт😷💙#staysafe (@Rubonist) January 24, 2021
@wrexham …another day housebound in Coedpoeth 🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/p0wIgE5fTZ
— Burntwood76 (@Gava471) January 24, 2021
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