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We have now restored supplies for affected customers in the PE28, CB23 and CB24 areas.
If you have had an interruption to supply, you may notice that you water looks different than usual. This is perfectly normal and your water will be safe to drink. Running your cold kitchen tap will help to clear it. For more information, please refer to our water appearance advice video.
Appearance of your water | Cambridge Water
We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for your patience.
Posted/Updated: 23/08/2026, 19:15
We're aware of an issue on Conington Road which is causing low pressure and no water for customers in the local area.
We're currently working to restore supplies as soon as possible
We are sorry for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.
Posted: 21/08/2026, 10:04 AM
We're aware of an issue in Whittlesford which is causing low pressure and no water for customers in this area.
We're currently working to restore supplies as soon as possible
We are sorry for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.
Posted: 19/08/2026, 17:15.
The current hot weather has led to exceptionally high demand for water across our region.
Some customers may experience lower water pressure or a temporary loss of supply.
We are aware of these issues and are working to maintain supplies. Please help by using water wisely and avoiding non-essential water use.
Thank you for your patience and support.
Posted: 08/07/2026 20:51
Cambridge Water launches PEBBLE 2026 fund to support local biodiversity projects Grants of up to £10,000 available for community-led environmental projects across the region
If everyone cut just a few minutes off their daily shower, the water savings would add up fast. And unlike complicated lifestyle changes, this one is simple, free, and even a bit fun. So next time you step into the shower, press play on your favourite four‑minute hit – and let the music keep you (and your water use) in check.
A campaign encouraging people across Cambridgeshire to check their toilets for hidden leaks is already making a difference, with a recent survey showing that just under one in five people who found a leak were prompted to check by Cambridge Water's Yes We Cam: Check Our Loos campaign.