South East Water says it is apologising again after thousands of customers in Kent and parts of East Sussex face supply problems. According to reporting, about 7,000 properties around Tunbridge Wells experience low water pressure, intermittent water supply, or no water at all. The company’s latest message comes as residents continue to report disruptions and concerns about drinking-water availability and day-to-day use.
The outlets describe the issue as affecting multiple households in the Tunbridge Wells area, with customers seeing pressure drops and inconsistent supply rather than a single, brief outage. South East Water states it is working to address the problem and provide updates to affected customers. Details on the precise technical cause of the disruption are not included in the provided excerpts, but the reporting characterises the situation as recurring and unresolved for some residents.
Overall, the coverage aligns on the scale of the impact—thousands of properties—and on the company’s acknowledgement of the inconvenience through an apology and ongoing efforts to restore reliable service.
