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Crawley homes without water and roads closed after burst pipe (opens the original)
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Thousands of homes in parts of Crawley have water supply issues and a number of roads have flooded after what police are describing as a "significant" leak. Roads around the Southgate Roundabout in Crawley have been closed on Sunday morning due to the burst water pipe, Sussex Police said. Southern Water said around 9,000 customers were impacted and it was setting up bottled water stations. A company spokesperson said: "Our teams are on site and working as quickly and safely as possible to repair
'I've seen Monty Python and the Holy Grail 7,000 times' - John Cleese (opens the original)
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Comedy legend John Cleese is going on a theatre tour presenting a screening of one of his most famous films, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The film and TV actor will introduce the 1975 classic British movie as well as answer questions from the audience. The tour begins in Basingstoke on 1 September and takes in venues including Tunbridge Wells and Woking. Cleese told BBC South East Today: "We show the film, but I don't watch it as I've seen it over 7,000 times." He added: "So, I go round the
The Snowman creator Raymond Briggs' book collection goes on sale (opens the original)
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More than 1,000 books from the personal library of Raymond Briggs, creator of The Snowman, have gone on sale at a charity shop in East Sussex. The collection, which was donated by the author and illustrator's estate after his death in 2022, is being sold at the Oxfam bookshop in Hove. It includes cartoon annuals, illustration reference books and a first edition signed by author Graham Rawle. Martin Hill, a volunteer who has been cataloguing the books, said: "This collection offers a wonderful gl
Anger as Tunbridge Wells water supply misery continues for second day (opens the original)
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Thousands of households and businesses in Kent are experiencing water supply issues for a second day. South East Water (SEW) said on Sunday that up to 7,000 properties face low pressure, no water, or intermittent supply due to a temporary instrument failure at its Tunbridge Wells water treatment works. The company, which has been heavily criticised for multiple supply failures in recent months, apologised to customers and said two bottled water stations were open in the town for a second day. La
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