The big clean up is underway after one of the biggest storm surges since 1953 hit the region last week. Thousands were evacuated from their homes and power was lost in many parts of the region. Transport networks also suffered.
Emergency services were called after a bus got stuck on the Osea Island causeway in Essex on Friday evening.
It happened at about 6.30pm. The driver had left the island before the tide went out and drove off the road. The vehicle was recovered the next day, there were no reported injuries.
Families left homeless in Norfolk after last week's tidal surge have described how community support has helped them through the ordeal.
The Suffolk Resilience Forum has formally called an end to the major incident that was declared in response to the tidal surge.
Thinking about returning home after the floods? Get the latest advice from Suffolk Coastal District Council.