RG2 & RG7 - Bramshill Close

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We're still on site


31 August, 3:37pm

We're still on site working to fix the broken water pipe in Bramshill Close. Our team has now successfully excavated down to the damaged section of pipe and is working on the repair.

Water remain diverted around the area, meaning many customers should now have their water supply back. Until the repair is complete, some customers may continue to experience lower pressure than normal, particularly during periods of higher demand.

Water tankers continue to pump additional water into the network to help maintain supplies and reduce the number of properties affected.


We’ll provide another update by 31 August, 9:00pm

We're still working to fix the issue


31 August, 12:00pm

We're still on site working to fix the broken water pipe in Bramshill Close. We know there has been considerable localised flooding and our customer representatives are speaking to those affected. Sorry for the disruption.

Our teams have now diverted water around the area, meaning many will now see their water has now returned. Though, until the repair is complete, we must advise the pressure will be lower than normal, especially during periods of high demand.  

We also have water tankers in the area, pumping additional water into the network to reduce the number of properties affected.  

Often when your water returns it may be discoloured at first (rusty, white or milky in colour), this is normal. For further guidance on what to do when you experience this and other issues following an incident, please see our After An Incident Guide. You may notice the pressure is lower than before, things will return to normal once we've fixed the broken pipe. 

Bottled water is already being delivered to those we know are registered as water dependent our free Priority Services Register, we'll be with you as quickly as we can.

Knowing how disruptive it is if you lose your water supply, we’re working hard to get things back to normal as soon as we can.

Apolgies for the disruption and inconvenience caused. 


We’ll provide another update by 31 August, 3:45pm

We're on site


31 August, 9:10am

We're sorry if your tap water isn’t running at the moment. Our teams are on site of a burst water pipe in Bramshill Close. Unfortunately, this has been affecting the wider area.  

Our team on site are now working to stop the water flooding and then we can divert water around the area. Then the water will begin to return to most properties affected. Though we must advise, until the repair is complete, the pressure will be lower than normal, especially during periods of high demand.  

Often when your water returns it may be discoloured at first (rusty, white or milky in colour), this is normal. For further guidance on what to do when you experience this and other issues following an incident, please see our After An Incident Guide. You may notice the pressure is lower than before, things will return to normal once we've fixed the broken pipe. 

Our teams are already in the area delivering bottled water to those registered on our free Priority Services Register as water dependent. We'll be with you as quickly as we can.

We know how disruptive it is if you lose your water supply, so we’ll work hard to get things back to normal as soon as we can.

Sorry for the disruption and inconvenience caused. 


We’ll provide another update by 31 August, 1:00pm