These pictures highlight some of the amazing work done over the last week by teams working to save Toddbrook Reservoir.
Toddbrook Reservoir. Photo Anthony Devlin/Getty Images Phil Smith sent us this photo of the dam wall last Thursday.Emergency services at the scene last Thursday. Photo - Jason ChadwickPolice at the scene last Thursday. Photo - Jason ChadwickThe deserted streets of Whaley Bridge last Thursday. Photo - Jason ChadwickReservoir Road in Whaley Bridge before the evacuation was ordered last Thursday. Photo - Jason ChadwickWorkers at the site on Thursday night. Photo - Peter Cull PhotographyPeter Cull PhotographyPeter Cull PhotographyThis photo was taken last Thursday by Peter Cull PhotographyPeter Cull PhotographyTeams at the scene on Thursday. Peter Cull PhotographyPrime Minister Boris Johnson visit Whaley Bridge on Friday and meets with emergency services personnel. Photo - Yui Mok - WPA Pool / Getty ImagesPrime Minister Boris Johnson meeting residents. Photo - Leon Neal - WPA Pool/Getty ImagesPrime Minister Boris Johnson meeting armed forces personnel on Friday. Photo - YUI MOK/AFP/Getty ImagesAn RAF Chinook was drafted in to help drop sand bags onto the dam wall. Photo - Leon Neal/Getty ImagesA Chinook helicopter creates a rainbow in the spray as it prepares to drop sandbags onto the dam wall last Friday. Photo by Leon Neal/Getty ImagesPolice vehicles block the road near the reservoir on Friday. Photo - Leon Neal/Getty ImagesThe RAF Chinook in action. Photo - Leon Neal/Getty ImagesPolice signs block a footpath near the reservoir. Photo - Leon Neal/Getty ImagesThe Chinook in action on Friday. Photo - Leon Neal/Getty ImagesAll trains from Buxton station have been cancelled while the operation was underway. Our photographer Jason Chadwick captured this photo last Friday.Many roads in Whaley Bridge and the wider High Peak have also been closed. Photo - Jason ChadwickRail replacement coaches have been running between Buxton and Macclesfield. Photo - Jason Chadwick
