Tunbridge Wells residents without water again as supplier blames cold weather

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Tunbridge Wells residents without water again as supplier blames cold weather

South East Water says 6,500 households have no water due to burst mains, a month after drinking water outage

Residents of Tunbridge Wells have been left without water again, just a month after a major outage.

South East Water said 6,500 households have no water at all, while thousands more have “intermittent supplies”.

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