Severn Trent has confirmed that the tap water in Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire is now safe to drink.
The water company conducted testing on the water over the last two days and has confirmed that the water quality is now back to normal.
Severn Trent Water are continuing to supply residents in Tenbury Wells with bottled water after the company told people not to drink their water supply.
A water pipe has burst in the area and the company says a very small amount of floodwater may have gone back into the pipe.
The repair to that pipe has now been completed.
It is likely to be Monday morning before all is back to normal.
Severn Trent has apologised for the inconvenience.
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