Delegated Services Risk Warning: Water Supplies

Hello all,

Bristol Water are reporting damage to a water main in the Nailsea / Backwell area. The damaged main is affecting a local reservoir so they are working to isolate the damage and repair the main. Properties in the following areas might experience no water/poor pressure due the damage:

Nailsea / Clevedon / Wraxall / Claverham / Portishead / Clapton in Gordano / Weston in Gordano / Portbury / Yatton

They say they are delivering bottled water to their Priority Service customers, starting with the most vulnerable. Staff are currently collecting the bottles and will be making deliveries. They are also setting up water stations where customers will be able to collect water.

If you have a medical condition or disability, and are not already registered on the Priority Services register, please call us on 0345 702 3797.

To keep up to date with progress of the response and recovery visit:

NB: Depending on progress, at a minimum, if the repair is quick and successful, flushing will probably be needed, however, if not achieved your service continuity may be impacted and plans activated for the morning.

Bill

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