Gatwick Airport has been forced to closed a number of its toilet blocks due to a water supply issue in the area — which is also affecting thousands of homes and businesses.
Sutton and East Surrey (SES) Water has been tasked to fix the issue, which arose earlier today (Thursday).
A spokesperson for Gatwick said:
“An issue with the supply of SES Water to Gatwick and the surrounding area this morning has led to lower water pressure than normal across the airport.
“We are working closely with SES Water to ensure this issue is resolved as quickly as possible.
“Bottled water is being made available to passengers and staff across the airport and other contingency measures are being put in place to ensure the welfare of our passengers.
“We apologise for any inconvenience to passengers.”
Toilets are still available in gates 1-5 and 13 (by Harrods).
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