This article has been updated.
Thames Water is blaming low pressure in the Lee Manor area on a faulty valve in the local water network.
Residents have reported just trickles of water from their taps, and in some cases no water at all in upstairs bathrooms.
Manor Park, Southbrook Road, Micheldever Road and Leahurst Road have all been affected.
Thames Water said this morning: “Our teams have been working overnight to repair a valve in the local water network which has now been completed. We’ll begin restoring water supply shortly by gradually refilling the network.
“As water returns to the network, you may notice lower water pressure than usual at first. This is normal and should gradually improve as the system continues to recharge and pressure builds across the area.
“If you live in a block of flats, you may need to contact your managing agent to come out and reset your internal pumps if you’re still experiencing issues with your supply.
“Often when your water returns it may be discoloured at first (rusty, white or milky in colour), this is normal – for further guidance on what to do when you experience this and other issues following an incident, please see our After An Incident Guide.
We sincerely apologise for the disruption caused and would like to thank you for your patience and understanding while we carried out this repair.”
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