Almost half of the UK would consider breaking a hosepipe ban
After weeks of unusually warm, dry weather, many water companies including Thames Water, Welsh Water and South West Water have ...
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Stick to hosepipe ban, Kennet Island residents are warned
RESIDENTS of Kennet Island are being urged to adhere to the hosepipe ban currently in force.
Ofwat report shows Thames Water ‘waste’ 635 million litres every day
The Ofwat report shows that more than 600 million litres a day are lost from Thames Water infrastructure, as the ...
Thames Water declares “drought” and sets hosepipe ban for August 24
Thames Water has announced that the Temporary Use Ban will begin on Wednesday, August 24, placing restrictions on use of ...
Thames Water announces imminent hosepipe bans “within weeks”
Thames Water has announced that it will be putting a temporary use, or hosepipe, ban in place "within weeks" as ...
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