UPDATE: Thames Water: Statement re low pressure or no water in NW2 and NW10

 07.49 Update 01/08

 (Ed - Actually no change)

Thank you for letting us know about no water and low pressure in NW2 and NW10.

Our specialist engineers have now arrived and are working hard to get your water supply back to normal as quickly as possible. As soon as we have an update, we’ll let you know.

We're sorry if this has disrupted your day and will update this page when we have more news.

 

18.15 31/07

Thank you for letting us know about no water and low pressure in NW2 and NW10.

Our specialist engineers have now arrived and are working hard to get your water supply back to normal as quickly as possible. As soon as we have an update, we’ll let you know.

We're sorry if this has disrupted your day and will update this page when we have more news.

https://www.thameswater.co.uk/network-latest/nw2-nw10-bb70072401-310723

LAST UPDATE FOR THIS EVENING: No Water/Low Pressure & Flooding NW1, NW2, NW6, NW8, NW10, W1W, W1, W2, W8, W9 & W10

FROM THAMES WATER

 

We are really sorry if you have been affected by the earlier burst pipe in Loudoun Road. All customers should now be back in supply. Pressures is returning to the affected areas and will continue over the coming hours. You can find more information about what to expect as your water returns here.

If you’re still experiencing no water, please get in touch to let us know.

The bottled water station at Willesden Sports Centre, in Donnington Road NW10 3QX remains open until 11 pm this evening for any customers still experiencing low water pressure.

It’s for essential use, like drinking, cooking and hand washing, so please be considerate and don’t take more than you need., we can load water into your vehicle. Our bottled water station is accessible on foot or by car. If you drive there

If you have a neighbour who’s unable to get to the site, please let us know and we’ll do our best to make sure our limited supplies are fairly handed out.

If you’ve been affected by flooding

Our loss adjusters will back at Swiss Cottage Library tomorrow from 9 am. The loss adjusters will be available to talk to residents who’ve been flooded to help with the next steps.

We’re really sorry for the flooding and distress this has caused.

Planning continues on repairs to the burst pipe. It’s one of our biggest, measuring three-and-half-feet across, so we’re expecting this to take several days. Don’t worry – we’re rerouting water around the network to maintain supplies while we fix things.

This will be our last update of the evening. Please check back  tomorrow for updates.