Compiegne Way in Bury St Edmunds shut due to flooding, Greene King entrance in Cullum Road badly waterlogged, and cars stranded in Nowton Road, after Storm Henk
A key route in Bury St Edmunds remains closed following flooding caused by Storm Henk.
Compiegne Way was still shut this morning, having been closed yesterday and periods over the weekend after heavy rain.
Meanwhile, the entrance to Greene King, in Cullum Road, Bury St Edmunds is badly flooded.
A spokesperson from Greene King said: “Despite the heavy rain, deliveries to our customers are unaffected. We are having to be a bit more flexible in our draught beer operations whilst we wait for the flood water to subside.
“Our team members are using an alternative route to the staff car park, which is used on the rare occasion the access road floods.”
Nowton Road was also flooded this morning. Two cars became stranded in the flood water, needing recovery.
Yesterday, an amber warning for wind and a yellow alert for rain was in place across Suffolk as the first major storm of 2024 swept through the county.
