Water companies have announced hosepipe bans in some areas after temperatures climbed to 30C this week. People in affected areas cannot use hosepipes to water gardens, clean their cars or fill ...

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A hosepipe ban announced last week has come into force across much of England on Wednesday. Thames Water, one of England’s major water service providers, announced the restrictions on commercial ...

Hosepipe bans can put a temporary halt on people using their garden hoses to water their plants and allotments, fill up paddling pools or wash their cars. Water companies have the power to impose ...

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Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban for 10 million customers across the south of England. The ban will come into force from 24 August and will impact people across the Thames Valley and London.

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Four water companies have announced hosepipe bans in the UK, as another heatwave is set to scorch the country this week. Sizzling heat, exceeding 40C for the first time on record in the UK in July ...

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Due to unprecedented weather conditions Thames Water have announced a hosepipe ban starting tomorrow, August 24. The water company stated that domestic customers should not use hosepipes for ...