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Thousands of homes without water due to burst pipes Thousands of homes in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire without water
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Thames Water is currently trying to drain floodwater to access one of the burst pipes near the A419Thames Water is currently trying to drain floodwater to access one of the burst pipes near the A419
Thousands of homes are still without water after "multiple burst pipes" left the supply dwindling.Thousands of homes are still without water after "multiple burst pipes" left the supply dwindling.
Residents living within the SN6, SN26, GL7 and GL8 postcodes are currently experiencing little to no water pressure due to burst pipes in the Cricklade area.Residents living within the SN6, SN26, GL7 and GL8 postcodes are currently experiencing little to no water pressure due to burst pipes in the Cricklade area.
Thames Water said the reservoir that supplies homes in those areas with water had been affected, and they were in the process of making "complex repairs".Thames Water said the reservoir that supplies homes in those areas with water had been affected, and they were in the process of making "complex repairs".
The company added that a drive-through bottle water station has been set up in a car park on Oxford Road in Swindon, Wiltshire.The company added that a drive-through bottle water station has been set up in a car park on Oxford Road in Swindon, Wiltshire.
Thames Water have set up a temporary water station in the car park of a camping storeThames Water have set up a temporary water station in the car park of a camping store
Thames Water is currently at the site of one of the burst pipes, which is located in a field near the A419.Thames Water is currently at the site of one of the burst pipes, which is located in a field near the A419.
The company is pumping out a large amount of flood water in order to safely get to the pipework.The company is pumping out a large amount of flood water in order to safely get to the pipework.
However, it said: "Due to its location and the complex nature of this repair we expect this will take some time before we can complete a full repair.However, it said: "Due to its location and the complex nature of this repair we expect this will take some time before we can complete a full repair.
"We know how inconvenient it is if you lose your water supply, so we'll work hard to get things back to normal as soon as we can," it added."We know how inconvenient it is if you lose your water supply, so we'll work hard to get things back to normal as soon as we can," it added.
Thames Water is conducting an "extensive tankering operation" in the areaThames Water is conducting an "extensive tankering operation" in the area
The water company has also been using tankers to move water from other areas in an effort to keep taps running.The water company has also been using tankers to move water from other areas in an effort to keep taps running.
The company said bottled water will be delivered to priority service customers throughout the day - this includes people with a disability or chronic health condition.The company said bottled water will be delivered to priority service customers throughout the day - this includes people with a disability or chronic health condition.
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