RS components, Farnell and Digikey are all likely to have stock in the UK or EU. CPC may have something suitable, tend to be cheaper than the others but their quality of service can be a bit lacking. If the application isn't safety or business critical, you could try sourcing one from EBAY, but get a 3.6V one not a 3.3V one, and soak-test it overnight at 3.6V on a current limited supply, with the supercap in a fireproof container, and only fit it if it's not warm to the touch in the morning, holds its charge well and finally has about the right capacity (discharge it with a resistor while monitoring the voltage and see how close the voltage vs time data points are to the theoretical exponential discharge curve for its value and the resistor value).