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Essex and Suffolk Water

The huge torrent of water shooting into the air at a busy junction in Lowestoft. Image: Essex & Suffolk Water
Essex and Suffolk Water

Road to reopen after 20ft torrent of water shot into air

Water pours out after a fire hydrant burst on a busy junction in Lowestoft. Image: Lowestoft Central Project Water pours out after a fire hydrant burst on a busy junction in Lowestoft. Image: Lowestoft Central Project
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Fire hydrant bursts shooting torrent of water into sky at busy town junction

The Essex And Suffolk water tower on Stradbroke Road in Pakefield, Lowestoft. Image: Google Images The Essex And Suffolk water tower on Stradbroke Road in Pakefield, Lowestoft. Image: Google Images
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Work could see new antennas installed on town water tower

The water supply has been affected in the NR32 area of Lowestoft. The water supply has been affected in the NR32 area of Lowestoft.
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Homes affected by 'unplanned water disruption'

A glass of water is poured from a tap in the kitchen sink. A glass of water is poured from a tap in the kitchen sink.
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New water recycling plant earmarked for town as part of £1.5bn scheme

Essex and Suffolk Water will be carrying out water works on a section of London Road South in Kirkley, Lowestoft. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest Essex and Suffolk Water will be carrying out water works on a section of London Road South in Kirkley, Lowestoft. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest
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Delays warning with water works to close busy road

A stretch of Long Road in Lowestoft is set to be temporarily closed with traffic diverted for water works all this week. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest A stretch of Long Road in Lowestoft is set to be temporarily closed with traffic diverted for water works all this week. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest
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Delays warning with road to close for water works

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