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Pump problem leaves properties in London without water Pump problem leaves properties in London without water
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A number of properties are without water in south-west and west London after a problem with a pump.A number of properties are without water in south-west and west London after a problem with a pump.
Thames Water apologised to customers in the TW and W postcode areas affected by the water outage.Thames Water apologised to customers in the TW and W postcode areas affected by the water outage.
The company said the fault was because of an issue with one of its pumps at Hampton.The company said the fault was because of an issue with one of its pumps at Hampton.
The firm added on its website that an engineer had been sent to the scene to manually adjust the system after being unable to fix it remotely. The firm said its engineers have now managed to restart the pumps and people would "slowly" start to regain water pressure.
Residents have taken to Twitter to express dismay at the water problems.Residents have taken to Twitter to express dismay at the water problems.
Emma Ling said: "There is no running water in Twickenham on Christmas Day, can't cook Christmas dinner. Merry Christmas to you all. Bah humbug."Emma Ling said: "There is no running water in Twickenham on Christmas Day, can't cook Christmas dinner. Merry Christmas to you all. Bah humbug."
Emma Pound wrote: "Christmas Day and we have no NO WATER! @thameswater please hurry and get the TW area back in action."Emma Pound wrote: "Christmas Day and we have no NO WATER! @thameswater please hurry and get the TW area back in action."
John Soones said: "No water in the bathrooms and only a dribble upstairs. I'm sorry for the poor people working on Christmas Day to put this right."John Soones said: "No water in the bathrooms and only a dribble upstairs. I'm sorry for the poor people working on Christmas Day to put this right."
A spokeswoman for Thames Water said: "We have got a team on site investigating and looking to get it fixed as quickly as possible.A spokeswoman for Thames Water said: "We have got a team on site investigating and looking to get it fixed as quickly as possible.
"We are really sorry to any customers experiencing low pressure or no water.""We are really sorry to any customers experiencing low pressure or no water."