A temporary hosepipe restriction is in place
We really need your help. Please only use water for essential purposes at this time.
We'd like to reassure customers that our contact centre is operating as normal today. With the global Microsoft outage affecting some services, emails and web contact forms are taking longer to get through to us.
Please continue to contact us by telephone, or you can send us a message on Facebook Messenger or through Instagram. Our teams are on hand to help you with any queries.
Posted: 13/11/2026, 8:22am
Our engineers are continuing to work to resolve the burst water main issue in the SG8 area.
A small number of customers remain affected by low water pressure or loss of supply.
Bottled water has been restocked and is available for affected customers to collect from 16:30PM today at Orwell Pavilion, Town Green Road.
We will provide further updates as soon as more information becomes available.
Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.
Posted/Updated: 09/11/2026, 18:25
Every day we supply over half a million homes with clean, fresh water through a network of 6,000km of pipes. We believe it’s important our customers know how well we’re doing, so we’ll share how we’re performing with you regularly. Here's an update for Q1, from April to June 2026.
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