We are continuing to complete our work at Lavender Avenue. Our extended programme of disinfection and flushing is necessary to ensure that we put the highest quality water into the network and is likely to take until next weekend.

Further work to nearby hydrants on Steers Mead and Mortimer Road in CR4 is required as well as some in other surrounding roads.

In the meantime, we continue our works to reinstate the junction at Lavender Avenue and hope to have completed these works by early next week.

All customers should continue to have their water supply as normal following the rerouting of our network in the CR4 and SW16 areas, although you may experience short durations of lower pressure than normal during times of high demand.

We apologise for the time taken to complete our work in the area, however it is still proving to be an extremely complex activity. We are sorry for the disruption caused.

You can also keep up to date by clicking on our twitter link:  https://twitter.com/thameswater

If you have no water or low pressure tonight, it’s likely to only be temporary whilst we look for leaks.

We actively look for leaks to try and prevent bursts from happening and to reduce wastage. Whilst looking for leaks we also check that all of our equipment works as expected.

Sometimes we have to turn some valves on and off to monitor the flow of water, allowing us to find any leaks.

Tonight we’re working in:

DA14, E10, E15, EC4, IG6, IG7, N1, N15, N17, NW1, NW11, SW1, TW2, TW3, TW4, TW13, TW15, TW16, TW17, W1, W5, W13 and WC1