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South East hosepipe ban comes into force
A hosepipe and sprinkler ban affecting more than 1.4 million people has come into force. South East Water said demand for drinking water had reached "record levels" since May due to extended spells of warm and dry weather. The temporary ban will affect households in Kent, East Sussex and West Sussex, the firm said.
The UK's first hosepipe ban of 2025 came into force in Yorkshire on 11 July. It follows one of the warmest and driest springs ...
MILLIONS of Brits can sidestep the many hosepipe bands springing up around the country – but may not know it. As much of ...
A hosepipe ban has come into effect in Yorkshire, and a number of others are on the way across England. Bans are coming in ...
Customers who will be affected Thames Water's hosepipe ban said they were "surprised" it had not happened sooner, with others ...
MILLIONS of households are facing hosepipe bans with a host major firms imposing restrictions. Three companies have confirmed ...
Water companies have announced the first hosepipe bans of the year, but there are still things you can do to keep your plants ...
The Coventry-based water company says it is doing everything it can to avoid a hosepipe ban, despite a drought.
LIDL is selling an affordable plant that will keep thriving all summer long and attracts wildlife. The drought-resistant ...
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