PHOTO REEL: Photographer Malcolm Richards captures storm damage at Wiseman’s Bridge, Pembrokeshire.

The road through the village runs close to the sea, and during the early hours of today, Wednesday, November 5, at full tide, the supporting bank next to the road was taken away.

It follows a similar incident at Solva, where a landslide saw access to the the coast path closed, and comes as Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire faces extensive flooding as a result of heavy rainfall and high river levels.

A high number of roads around the County are still impacted by surface water and fluvial flooding, worsened by saturated ground, field run off and leaves blocking drains. The rain has eased, and weather will remain overcast with patchy light rain in places. Drivers are reminded to be mindful on the roads and follow signs. Our highways team are under significant pressure and attending on a risk priority basis.

B4318 at Gumfreston remains closed

Old Hakin road - Closed at railway bridge

Commons road, Pembroke - Closed but water is starting to recede after high tide.

Abercych to Llechryd - Closed

Bowett Woods, Hundleton – closed

B4582 at Nevern – Landslide – passable with care

Due to flooding at Pembroke Commons, the 356 bus service (Milford to Monkton) cannot serve Monkton, so will terminate at Pembroke Coach House. The Northbound 356 and 349 services will turn at Pembroke East End to join the A477 back towards Pembroke Dock. They will then go up Ferry Lane to pick up service again. This will be reviewed

No trains are currently running west of Carmarthen due to heavy rainfall overnight and there are limited replacement bus services.

St Aidans School is closed today

Issue with website school alerts resolved

A number of flood warnings and alerts have been issued but NRW advises that situation is improving. Period of high tides on Wednesday and Thursday.