About 23,000 households in Tunbridge Wells are currently affected by a water supply issue, according to South East Water.
The company stated that the disruption, which began over the weekend, is not expected to be resolved until Monday morning. Engineers have been working to restore normal service and ensure safe water pressure across the affected areas.
Residents have been advised to use water sparingly and check the company’s website for updates on progress and safety measures. Local authorities are assisting with bottled water stations for those most in need.
“The issue is not expected to be resolved until Monday morning,” South East Water confirmed.
Schools and local businesses have reported difficulties due to the shortage, particularly where hygiene and catering are essential. Emergency services have been informed and are monitoring the situation to ensure safety standards remain met.
South East Water has apologized for the inconvenience, thanking customers for their patience as repairs continue.
Summary: More than 23,000 Tunbridge Wells residents face water disruption, with full service expected to return by Monday morning as engineers work to restore supply.