South East Water reports that water supplies have been restored to most customers in parts of East Sussex.
However, some households in Polegate and Eastbourne may still experience low pressure or intermittent outages as repair work continues.
Engineers have worked overnight to fix the burst water main, which initially left up to 8,000 residents without water. While progress has been made, the company warns that disruptions may persist in certain areas.
Customers are advised to check their taps and report any ongoing issues. South East Water has apologized for the inconvenience and assured residents that teams are working as quickly as possible to restore full service.
Residents experiencing continued problems are encouraged to use bottled water stations set up by the company. The utility provider remains on-site to monitor the situation and ensure all affected homes regain access to a reliable water supply as soon as possible.
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