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Some water but low pressure this morning at Horniman/South Circular end of Underhill Rd. Anyone else finding water problems?

Nextdoor has a thread also about Brixton & Streatham Hill [https://nextdoor.co.uk/p/WhkHwYzrmsPN?post=17592221334879&utm_source=email&is=tpe&section=post&mar=true&ct=TjzWracS_Hd81t-L57ekV7OxxQYPRRUMJ3Avo84myUlrcDUPCnrbwt0omMuDHfbm&ec=OWKiQRDj9vEHAYwTV6YMARldwuFdgGkeefhwfGYAE0s%3D&mobile_deeplink_data=eyJhY3Rpb24iOiAidmlld19wb3N0IiwgInBvc3QiOiAxNzU5MjIyMTMzNDg3OX0%3D&link_source_user_id=17592188300251].

Not seeing a report on ThamesWater website.

Edited by IlonaM

Friern Road was access-only last night, closed at the Etherow Road junction. The water from the burst pipe had stopped flowing and there was a big hole in the road instead. The sign said they hoped to be finished by Sept 22nd but would finish before if they could 🙂

There's another leak I saw this morning in Hindmans Road that will become quite large in the next day or so, ifbits not fixed.

Presumably in the near future these leaks will just be used to water all of the mini parklets we will have graciously bestowed upon us.

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