Storm Eunice: Update on public attractions forced to shut yesterday

A number of public attractions were forced to close yesterday due to Storm Eunice.
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Here’s an update on the sites which had to close:

Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne – back open

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National Trust – Standen House and Garden, East Grinstead – back open but The Top Garden and woods will be closed and half-term trail will not be running

National Trust – Sheffield Park and Garden, Uckfield – back open

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National Trust – Petworth House and Park, Petworth – remains closed

National Trust – Wakehurst Kew Gardens, Haywards Heath – gardens are closed, visitor centre is open

Weald and Downland Living Museum, Singleton – back open

Denmans Garden, Fontwell – back open

Drusillas Park, Alfriston – back open, some outlets and attractions will be closed and some animals will remain indoors

Royal Pavilion, Brighton – back open

Rye Harbour Discovery Centre, Rye – back open

Arundel Museum, Arun – back open

Fishbourne Roman Place, Chichester – back open

Crawley Museum, Crawley – back open

BA i360, Brighton – back open

The Novium Museum, Chichester – back open

The Keep, Moulsecoomb – back open

All East Sussex County Council libraries - back open

All West Sussex libraries - back open