QEII bridge to close at 5am as borough gets ready for Storm Eunice

By Neil Speight 18th Feb 2022

Local News by Neil Speight 18th Feb 2022

THURROCK is battening down the hatches in preparation for Storm Eunice which is expected to bring severe weather conditions to the borough.

A number of travel restrictions will be in place from early tomorrow (Friday, 18 February).

They include:

The QEII Bridge at the M25/A282 will be closed tomorrow from 5am.

Ensign Bus has suspended the X80 route.

Tilbury Ferry is suspended all day.

c2c is advising passengers not to travel tomorrow if possible

Thurrock Council's scheduled clean-up in Grays High Street has been cancelled. A statement from the authority says: "The clean-up operation scheduled to take place in Grays High Street between 10am and 2pm on Friday 18 February has been rescheduled because of the severe weather warning in place for the South of England.

"Council officers taking part will instead be on stand-by to deal with any issues that arise as a result of Storm Eunice."

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