Thousands without water after burst main in south London and Surrey
Thousands of homes across south London and Surrey are without water due to a burst main in West Molesey, Surrey, which Thames Water says will take some time to fix.
Thousands of homes across south London and Surrey are without water due to a burst main in West Molesey, Surrey, which Thames Water says will take some time to fix.
A Thames Water leak has left 18 postcodes in London and Surrey without water or with low pressure, emptying supermarket shelves.
Thousands of homes across south-west London have no water or low pressure after a huge leak. Thames Water says 14 postcodes across five boroughs may be affected.
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Millions face water restrictions after prolonged dry spell. Hosepipe bans prohibit cleaning patios, windows, cars, and more unless exempt.