Burst water main at our Bryn Cowlyd Water Treatment Works

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Updated: 20:00 20 January 2025

We can confirm that our network has now refilled and water supplies have been restored. All affected schools are now back on supply.

To recognise the inconvenience being experienced by customers whose supplies have disrupted, each eligible household will receive £30 compensation for every 12 hours their supplies have been affected. This will automatically be paid to customers bank accounts, or their water account is their balance is more than the compensation payment. Cheques will be issued over the coming weeks to customers who do not have registered a bank account with us. Business customers will be paid £75 in compensation for every 12 hours their supplies have been affected but businesses will also be able to submit separate claims for additional loss of income.

Details have been published here for business customers who are being impacted by this incident.

We wish to apologise again for the inconvenience experienced by customers and wish to thank you for working with us.

Alternative water supplies will continue to be in place today:

  • Bodlondeb site, LL32 8DU
  • Parc Eirias, LL29 7SP
  • Llandudno West Shore Car Park, LL30 2BG

Visit Help and support after an incident to find out more.

Discoloured water from your taps is normal after a supply interruption. This is usually temporary and disappears once the network settles.

We also ask that customers check their taps to ensure that they are closed to help conserve supplies as we refill the network.

Customers can get the latest information on in your area or follow us on our social media channels.

Our new Vulnerability Strategy to 2030


We are proud to present our new vulnerability strategy ‘Supporting Our Customers’.

It has been developed through consultation and discussion with customers, the organisations that represent them, our teams that are working with customers every day, our Independent Challenge Group, and the Consumer Council for Water.

We provide an essential public service used by over 3 million people, who rely on us to provide clean, safe drinking water and to take away their wastewater safely. Unfortunately, some of our customers will find it difficult to access these services and, in these situations, it is vital that we are able to respond quickly with the extra help they need.

These discussions have shown that our current approach to providing extra help has worked well, and that we should maintain our focus on data, making our services as accessible as possible, developing our partnerships and training our people to recognise and respond to the individual needs of our customers.

As the last few years have shown, we need to respond quickly to a rapidly changing world. This experience will serve us well in delivering this next phase of our strategy for supporting customers who need extra help.