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Thames Water: Thousands of homes without water due to burst pipe

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Water supplier says it is working to restore supplies after a pipe burst in the Crystal Palace area.

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Thames Water: Thousands of homes without water due to burst pipe

Water supplier says it is working to restore supplies after a pipe burst in the Crystal Palace area.

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Hundreds of people left without water in six London postcodes

Many households in the SE19, SE20, SE23, SE26, SE27 and SW16 areas have been left without running water

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

Thousands without water across south London after major pipe bursts

The areas impacted by the Thames Water outage include Crystal Palace, Sydenham and surrounding neighbourhoods

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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South London Press

Homes without running water for third day after bust main in Crystal Palace

Thames Water set up a bottled water station at Sainsbury's in Southend Lane, but this was closed last night due to a “security incident”.

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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cedarnews.net

Thousands in London without water for hours after Dulwich burst pipe

Thames Water is working to fix the damaged pipe on Alleyn Road in Dulwich, south London, but it has meant thousands have had no water or lower pressure than normal for a while. Thousands of people have been left with no or little water for more than 12 hours after a pipe burst. Homes across the SE19, […]

10 days ago

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radiojackie.com

Around 5,000 households in areas including Streatham and West Norwood are experiencing water issues today.

It’s after a pipe burst overnight in Crystal Palace and a leak also developed at the area’s pumping station. Thames Water says people may notice their supply seems cloudy or has bubbles in it. The company says this is due to air that has got trapped in the pipes and the water is still safe to drink.

11 days ago

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