'When we have heavy rain, the road becomes unusable'
A plea for urgent work to stop repeated flooding of streets in West Dunbartonshire is to be made to the Scottish Government and Scottish Water.
Scottish Water also confirmed that there is a capacity issue in the sewer systems at Linnvale which results in flooding experience at a street level. It read: “This Council is concerned about the annual flooding events which affect Linnvale in Clydebank. “Council is concerned that although the flooding is captured in the Clyde & Loch Lomond Local Flood Risk Management Plan, funding for the Scottish works to bring its infrastructure up to an adequate standard has not yet been identified.”
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