Water Supply Issues Affecting Parts of West Kent

Some residents across West Kent may experience low water pressure, intermittent supply or temporary loss of water this weekend, following wider disruption to South East Water’s network across Kent and Sussex.
National reporting, including coverage by the BBC, has confirmed that severe weather and infrastructure issues have placed pressure on water supplies in the region. South East Water has acknowledged ongoing problems and said work is continuing to stabilise the network.
While not all areas of West Kent are directly affected, households in and around Tunbridge Wells, as well as nearby communities, may notice changes to their water supply as the system recovers.

What This Means for West Kent Residents

For most people in West Kent, the impact is expected to be temporary, with supplies returning gradually as pressure across the wider network improves. Some customers may experience:
  • reduced water pressure
  • intermittent supply at peak times
  • precautionary water-saving advice
South East Water has said it is prioritising vulnerable customers and restoring normal service as quickly as possible.

Staying Informed

Residents are advised to rely on official updates from South East Water for the latest information, particularly if conditions change locally. Further updates are expected as the situation develops.