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Water supply restored to Gatwick airport after hours without working toilets
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Sunday, July 26, 2026 at 10:01 PM
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The Guardian Business
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The Guardian Business 15 hours ago

Water supply restored to Gatwick airport after hours without working toilets

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Airport’s bars and restaurants were also unable to serve drinks to passengers because of lack of running water Water supply has been restored to most of Gatwick airport after passengers spent hours without access to working toilets, and bars and restaurants were closed. Most toilets had reopened across both terminals on Sunday evening, with the remaining facilities, including bars and restaurants, expected to return to normal for the first of Monday’s flights. Continue reading...

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