Delivery robot is one of the victims of floods that caused problems all over Milton Keynes this weekend

Flooding caused chaos in parts of MK during the weekend's heavy and unrelenting rainfall.
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Fire crews were inundated with calls and had to put out a message reminding people they did not supply sandbags.

The Environment Agency issued flood warnings for homes at Bletchley and Caldecote, saying they could face being underwater after the River Ouzel burst its banks.

An agency spokesman said on Sunday: "We expect flooding to affect Mill Road, Watling Street and Belvedere Lane in Bletchley. River levels will remain high for the remainder of the day. Further light rainfall is forecast over the next 24 hours. Please move possessions and valuables off the ground or to safety. We will continue to closely monitor the situation."

This little robot got stuck in floodwaterThis little robot got stuck in floodwater
This little robot got stuck in floodwater

Riverside properties in Newport Pagnell were also piled high with sandbags and some of the town's meadows were underwater.

One of the casualties was a Starship Robot, which became stuck in the unexpected floodwater. Concerned residents contacted its owners from Starship and it was rescued.

Milton Keynes Council was also kept busy with numerous reports of local roads and properties flooding.

A council spokesman said yesterday (Sunday): Our Highways team responded to several reports of flooding today with Ringway MK and have placed sandbags at properties where needed.

The River Ouzel burst its banks at BletchleyThe River Ouzel burst its banks at Bletchley
The River Ouzel burst its banks at Bletchley

He added: "Take care if out and about on the roads this evening, there is still a lot of surface water around."

Though the rain has now stopped, the problems continued this morning. Fire crews were called at 9.18am to a car stuck in floodwater, Mill Lane at Great Brickhill.

A fire spokesman said: "Please be aware that a number of roads still have floodwater on them."