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PAMBER Heath residents were given emergency supplies of bottled water after their tap water was discovered to be contaminated with petrochemicals.By early afternoon today (Saturday), 764 houses were without safe water and were relying on supplies brought in by Thames Water.The water company first received a complaint about the taste of the water at 4.30pm yesterday afternoon (Friday).When the company received a third complaint at 6pm, Thames Water declared that the water supply in the village was unsafe.At 8.30pm Thames Water company staff started distributing leaflets around the village warning people not to use the contaminated water for anything but flushing their toilets. Cases of fresh bottled water were also distributed around Pamber Heath.Thames Water engineers have spent the day trying to identify the problem, and scientists believe that one of the water pipes has been contaminated.Thames Water spokeswoman Hilary Bennett said: “After we received the telephone calls from customers on Friday evening we took the decision to declare the water unsafe.“Our scientists took samples of the local water supply and found a low level amount of petrol in the pipes. Once we have identified the problem the pipes will be flushed out with fresh water.“There was some mains flushing taking place during the week. O
This has had a devastating impact on the pub as we cannot serve food, and we were expecting to have a busy weekend
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