Hosepipe ban imposed as Britain braces for third heatwave

Hosepipe ban: What exactly you can and cannot do during suspension

A hosepipe ban in the UK means homeowners are not allowed to do some activities including watering plants and filling their swimming pools with a…

Millions at risk of hosepipe ban as another firm issues warning ahead of 29°C weather

Millions of water customers are at risk of a hosepipe ban following the UK’s third summer heatwave with the possibility of further hot weather in the coming week.Yorkshire Water and South East Water have already announced hosepipe bans, one of which is currently in place and the other is set to come into effect later this week.Southern Water, which has around 2.7 million customers across south-east England, also said “restrictions may be needed …

Hosepipe ban rules explained and full list of areas affected - Liverpool Echo

Two water giants are imposing hosepipe restrictions amid rising temperatures

Southampton braces for possible hosepipe ban as heat continues

Residents brace for a potential hosepipe ban as the sweltering heat continues.

Snooping neighbours told NOT to grass on anyone who flouts hosepipe ban

NOSY neighbours have been warned not to report people who defy the hosepipe ban to the police. Yorkshire Water has put a hosepipe ban in place from today, July 12, whilst South East Water has announced that a ban will come into force on July 18. A hosepipe ban has come in to force todayGetty The southern water company said that demand for drinking water has reached “record levels” due to the extended dry spell. Residents in these regions will no…

Hosepipe ban announced for Kent and Sussex amid ‘record water demand’

South East Water has asked households in Kent and Sussex not to use their hosepipes from July 18.