Here are the roads in West Sussex that have been closed as a result of storm damage or flooding following severe weather

West Sussex County Council have provided information on roads that are closed as a result of storm damage or flooding.

A29 Church Hill, Pulborough – Closure to remain in place over the weekend, further inspection due Monday, November 6

Shripney Road - Northbound – Re-opened

Shripney Road - Southbound – Re-opened

Shripney Road, A29 - Lindsey Bends – Closed until further notice

College Lane, Chichester – Closed until further notice

Sparrow Way, Burgess Hill – Re-opened

Twineham Lane, Twineham – Re-opened

Yapton Road (B2132), North End – Re-opened – three-way temporary lights in place at North End roundabout

Hyde Street, Upper Beeding – Closure in place due to flooding

Elm Tree Close, Selsey – Re-opened

West Hoathly, Selsfield Road Junction, Vowels Lane – Re-opened

The Street, Sutton – Closure in place due to fallen tree

Breezehurst Drive, Crawley – Re-opened

Appledore Gardens, Lindfield – Re-opened

Two Mile Ash Road, Barns Green – Closure in place due to flooding

London Road, Henfield – Closure in place due to flooding

Bines Green, Ashurst - Between School Lane and Partridge Green Road – Closure in place due to flooding

Brighton Road, Shermanbury – Closure in place due to flooding

Woolbeding Lane, Woolbeding – Closure in place due to flooding

High Street, Duncton – Closure in place due to fallen tree