Added 17 June
St Mary’s Way underpass in Chesham reopens after long-term closure
Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that the St Mary’s Way underpass in Chesham has fully reopened, following extensive investigation, repair and cleaning works to resolve long-standing flooding issues.
The underpass had been closed for a prolonged period due to persistent standing water, caused by complex drainage problems that required detailed investigation before a permanent solution could be put in place.
Specialist drainage contractors were brought in to empty standing water, install improvements to prevent future flooding, and carry out a deep clean of the site. Final repairs, including handrails, were completed before the underpass was safely reopened for public use.
Buckinghamshire Council has confirmed that the St Mary’s Way underpass in Chesham has fully reopened, following extensive investigation, repair and cleaning works to resolve long-standing flooding issues.
The underpass had been closed for a prolonged period due to persistent standing water, caused by complex drainage problems that required detailed investigation before a permanent solution could be put in place.
Specialist drainage contractors were brought in to empty standing water, install improvements to prevent future flooding, and carry out a deep clean of the site. Final repairs, including handrails, were completed before the underpass was safely reopened for public use.