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However this data is downloaded and interpreted to create the road predictions below

Prediction of road conditions at Radwell and Felmersham

0.76|2026/01/29 01:30 0.76m   Radwell     Felmersham 
2026/01/29 00:30 0.75m   Radwell     Felmersham 
2026/01/28 19:30 0.74m   Radwell     Felmersham 
2026/01/28 15:30 0.73m   Radwell     Felmersham 
2026/01/28 12:30 0.72m   Radwell     Felmersham 
2026/01/28 07:30 0.71m   Radwell     Felmersham 

At the current rise rate Radwell might flood at 29-01-2026 05:30
 

The traffic lights are an indication of what the roads MIGHT be like
They may not be accurate - use at your own risk!
 
Data collected from the Environment Agency website at 02:37 29/01/2026

Flooding and the Emergency Services
If you need to call the emergency services during flooding then explain to the dispatcher the situation and advise the emergency team the best route to take. They should know this information but ..................

Access to Felmersham and Radwell during Flooding

Both Felmersham and Radwell flood regularly. At these times there is no access to the parish from the north or from the south.

To avoid the floods when approaching from Bedford take the second exit on the A6 Clapham bypass marked Oakley/Pavenham and follow the signs to Pavenham. In Pavenham turn right at the road junction for Felmersham.

If approaching on the A6 from the north, ignore all the Felmersham and Radwell road signs on the A6. Continue to head south passing through Milton Ernest. Leave the A6 at the slip road immediately prior to joining the dual carriageway of the Clapham bypass. The slip road is signposted Oakley/Clapham/Pavenham. At the mini roundabout on the top of the hill turn right and follow the Oakley and Pavenham signs. In Pavenham turn right at the road junction for Felmersham.

If visiting from the west take the Turvey - Carlton - Felmersham road and not the Harold - Odell road.

Felmersham Bridge

Taken from Felmersham Bridge. The raised footpath is on the left.

Taken on the raised footpath looking towards Felmersham Bridge

Flood Depth Gauge

Radwell Floods

The M50 service bus enters the floods at Radwell.

School buses and a van passing through the floods.

The causeway or raised footpath. 28 November 2006
	Early morning mist. October 2007 Photo: Paul Bonas

Felmersham Floods - Easter Holidays 1998 - highest level within recent memory.
The raised path at Felmersham is completely covered with water. Photographs: Peter Hartop	The floods in 1998 reached the base of the telegraph pole shown on the left of the picture. The Jubilee lawn was completely covered with flood water. Photograph: Peter Hartop
Photograph: Celia Hulatt

New Year January 2003.
	Jubilee Lawn almost under water

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Page last updated: 24/02/20

Link to the Environment Agency website for the actual Readings at Sharnbrook Mill However this data is downloaded and interpreted to create the road predictions below

Link to the Environment Agency website for the actual Readings at Sharnbrook Mill

However this data is downloaded and interpreted to create the road predictions below