Saxmundham Market Hall has been closed since the flooding to enable repair works to be carried out to the “significant flood damage”.
However, no reopening date has yet been announced with the town council stating that it was liaising with insurers over the next steps.
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A statement on the council’s Facebook page said: “Following the recent flooding, contractors have lifted and safely removed the Market Hall floors and a three week drying programme is now under way.
“We’ll share reopening dates once our insurer sets out the next steps.”
During torrential downpours in June, parts of east Suffolk were badly damaged and some shops were forced to close.
The roof of the Tesco supermarket, in Church Street, Saxmundham collapsed during the storm, while Suffolk fire crews were also alerted to a flooded cellar in the High Street.
Meanwhile, Saxmundham Emporium, which sells vintage material, was flooded with four inches of water, resulting in the loss of £1,000 in stock.
In July, a spokesperson for the town council said: “Specialist contractors will be lifting the floor and installing industrial dehumidifiers to dry out the building over the next few weeks.
“To allow these essential works to take place safely, the Market Hall will be closed throughout August.
“Everyone with a booking has been contacted and we are keeping September hirers informed too.
“We will provide updates as soon as we have a clearer timeline for reopening. Thank you for your understanding while we carry out these vital repairs.”
The Market Hall dates back to the Victorian era and used to be the town’s Corn Exchange, which opened in 1846.