Booster Failure Reported in Cheltenham

Booster Failure in Cheltenham

Severn Trent Water has reported a booster failure in the Cheltenham area. A booster is a pumping station that helps maintain water pressure across the supply network. When a booster fails, some customers may notice a drop in water pressure or, in some cases, a temporary loss of supply.

What We Know

At this stage, the information available is limited. Severn Trent has confirmed that a booster failure has occurred in Cheltenham, but no specific postcodes or streets have been identified as affected. The number of households affected is not yet known.

What You Should Do

If you are in the Cheltenham area and are experiencing low water pressure or no water at all, this incident may be the cause. You are advised to:

• Check Severn Trent's website for the latest updates on this incident.
• Contact Severn Trent directly if you have no water or are concerned about your supply. Their customer helpline is available 24 hours a day.
• Avoid unnecessary water use where possible while engineers work to resolve the issue, to help maintain pressure across the network.

If your water supply is interrupted for an extended period, Severn Trent has a duty to provide alternative water supplies, such as bottled water or a local collection point. Contact them directly if this applies to you.

Where to Get More Information

For the most up-to-date information on this incident, visit the Severn Trent website or follow their official social media channels. Updates will be published as the situation develops.

Information in this article is based on details provided by Severn Trent Water. TapWater.uk will update this page as further information becomes available.