Residents in the EX8 2 area of Exmouth report No Water to SWW

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Wednesday, 23 November 2022 09:21

By Julie Green

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Some customers in Exmouth EX8 2 area may be experiencing lower water pressure than usual or a loss of supply. SWW team are investigating, and thet will provide an update as soon as they can.

Some customers in Exmouth EX8 2 area may be experiencing lower water pressure than usual or a loss of supply. SWW team are investigating, and they will provide an update as soon as they can.

Thank you for your patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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