Showing posts with label Thames Water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thames Water. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 November 2023

UPDATE: Thames Water says sewer service at Wembley Triangle restored and traffic should be back to normal by the end of today.

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  I was told to expect a statement from Thames Water about the situation at Wembley Triangle yesterday but none was forthcoming by midday to...
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Friday, 3 November 2023

UPDATED: Thames Water report Wembley Triangle sewage leak. Potential pollution of Wembley Brook.

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  WEMBLEY TRIANGLE TONIGHT  A resident reported: No engineer in sight but  no leak either. From Wembley Hill Road the road is closed to the ...
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Monday, 31 July 2023

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

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 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 specialis...
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Friday, 30 June 2023

Thames Water - great video from Led by Donkeys

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 Thanks to Led by Donkeys for this video:
Sunday, 23 April 2023

Thames Water responds to some of Brent Scrutiny's requests for information - others remain unanswered

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UPDATE Kilburn Life tweet on Monday April 25th   With recent experiences of flooding in the Brent area and the prospect of extreme weather e...
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Friday, 24 February 2023

Thames Water under scrutiny on flooding: 'We have learnt lessons, we have applied them but it sounds like we don’t get it right enough'

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     From the 'late' report presented to Scrutiny Commitee - Source: LINK   It was good to see some effective scr...
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Thursday, 23 February 2023

Thames Water on River Brent pollution at last night's Scrutiny Committee

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  Resources and Public Realm Scrutiny Committee - Wednesday 22 February 2023, 6:00pm - Brent Council Webcasting   Readers who have follo...
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Friday, 23 December 2022

Latest from Thames Water on the Belsize Road burst. Waiting for specialist fittings to be designed and made to repair the pipe.

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 Crossing my finger for everyone  re water supplies over the holiday weekend.  Here is the latest from Thames Water on the Belsize Road burs...
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Sunday, 18 December 2022

This evening's Thames Water Update current situation re no water/low pressure/bottled water station + COMPENSATION CLAIMS

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  We’re sorry if you’re experiencing supply and pressure problems. Whilst most of our customers should now be back in supply following yes...

Thames Water Update re continuing supply problems in the area

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 Some people have taken to social media to say despite prmises that supplies would be back still have no water. In the latest update this is...

Update from Thames Water: Everyone should be back on supply

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All customers should now be back in supply following yesterday’s burst pipe in Loudoun Road. We’d like to apologise if you were affected b...
Saturday, 17 December 2022

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

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FROM THAMES WATER   We are really sorry if you have been affected by the earlier burst pipe in Loudoun Road. All customers...

Water Latest - Saturday 8.20pm: Bottle station opened at Willesden Sports Centre in Donnington Road

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Thames Water Update Water is now returning across the area, and pressures will continue to build over the coming hours. We expect all supp...

LATEST UPDATE FROM THAMES WATER ON WATER SUPPLY IN BRENT & CAMDEN - supplies expected to return over next few hours and into the night

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  We’re starting to see water pressures gradually improving as we begin to refill our supply network, following this morning’s large burst...

FURTHER UPDATE: FLOODING Rest Centre opened in Swiss Cottage Library: Flow now shut off REFILLING NETWORK

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On top of the cold weather residents in Brent and Camden are having to deal with the impact of a burst water main in NW6 this morning leadin...
Wednesday, 17 August 2022

BREAKING: Call for multi-agency action on threat of severe flooding of the Wealdstone Brook in Kenton

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  The course of the Wealdstone Brook causing concern over flood risk Following a series of  recent first hand observation...
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Friday, 22 July 2022

Climate change means extreme storms will produce significant London flooding in the future, Independent Review concludes- even if all its recommendations are implemented

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 The Stage 4 report of the Independent London Flood Review, commissioned by Thames Water, has now been published.   Aft...
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