Asda Hinckley reopened after flooding

Monday, 30 September 2024 at 11:10

The supermarket has reopened after being forced to shut because of flooding.

Asda in Hinckley has reopened after being closed this morning (30/09) due to flooding.

The petrol station stayed open the whole time.

Earlier this morning an Asda spokesperson said: "We’ve had to temporarily close our Hinckley store due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall. We’re working hard to clean up the store as quickly as possible and would like to thank customers for their understanding. Our nearby stores in Coventry and Nuneaton remain open for customers to visit in the meantime."

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