Fights have broken out over bottled water after a burst pipe has left thousands of people across south London without working plumbing. Thames Water has said they have had to close their distribution hub in Sainsbury’s car park in Lower Sydenham after ‘security incidents’ as desperate customers foughtfor their share.

Thames Water has apologised again to residents across south London who are living without water, or have very little pressure, following a burst water main in Dulwich on Tuesday evening. The affected areas are Crystal Palace,

Thousands of Londoners face being without running water for four days - Thames Water says it has fixed the leak but warns some customers may still experience a temporary loss of water

South London residents left without running water for three days have said they're fed up of waiting for it to be turned back on, as concerns were raised some are unable to get to the only bottled water station available.

Homes in south London may temporarily lose their water supply as it slowly returns to normal, Thames Water has said. Some households have been without water since Tuesday evening, following a burst pipe.