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Thousands remain without water due to burst pipes Burst main fixed but issues remain for residents
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Thames Water had to drain flood water to access one of the burst pipes near the A419 Thames Water had to drain flood water to access one of the burst pipes
Thousands of homes are still without water in Wiltshire and Gloucestershire because of a number of burst pipes, bosses say. Thousands of homes in Wiltshire and Gloucestershire may still have little to no water pressure after multiple burst pipes.
Residents living in the SN6, SN26, GL7 and GL8 postcode areas are continuing to experience little to no water pressure due to burst pipes in the Cricklade area, Thames Water said. Two burst pipes in the Cricklade area left thousands of homes without water on Sunday.
It said staff had worked throughout the night to make "complex repairs" and that water pressure was likely to take time to build up in the local network. Thames Water said it made "complex repairs" overnight but warned residents in the SN6, SN26, GL7 and GL8 postcodes that water pressure was likely to take time to return to normal.
The company has apologised for the disruption and has delivered bottled water to priority customers. The company apologised for disruption and said it had delivered bottled water to priority customers.
Staff from Thames Water have been working overnight to try and resolve the issue
On Sunday, a drive-through bottle water station was set up in a car park on Oxford Road in Swindon.On Sunday, a drive-through bottle water station was set up in a car park on Oxford Road in Swindon.
Staff from Thames Water worked overnight to try to resolve the issue
Earlier, Thames Water spokesperson said: "Everyone affected by the earlier burst pipe should now find their water is back on.
"Please be aware that the water pressure is likely to take time to build in the local pipe network.
"We're sorry for the disruption this has caused."
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