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Just filling some pans/jugs/kettles etc so I have at least water to drink, and the pressure seems back up to normal now in St Aidan's. Can anyone else try and let me know? I will probably get on the phone to Thames Water anyway as I'm due to give birth any day and at the moment the birthing pool is empty!
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avondale rise off bellenden road has just gone off completely. Thames water say that they have switched off the water main on Colyton Road, south side of peckham rye park and it may up to 6 hours until it's fixed. Quicker than that I hope, my thermostat is saying it's down to 15 degrees in my house already! ps avondale rise is closed to traffic as it's an icerink and has had 2 p13 buses blocking it since 6.30 this morning.
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