They said the combination of high demand and normal levels of leaks and bursts had caused the “intermittent supply issues”.
“As the hot weather is set to last a few more days we’re asking for your help to keep taps flowing locally,” they added.
SEW have requested that people stop using jet washers, hosepipes and sprinklers and to swap paddling pools for water blasters to keep children cool.
The company also recommended that customers, where possible, swap tap water for recycled water and to reuse water from baths, showers and sinks in the garden.
