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 means households are not allowed to use a hosepipe to water gardens and plants, clean vehicles, fill swimming ...

MILLIONS of households are facing hosepipe bans with a host major firms imposing restrictions. Three companies have confirmed ...

Thames Water announced on Monday 14 July it will be bringing in a hosepipe ban from Tuesday 22 July across parts of Swindon, ...

As a result, you should not water your garden with a hosepipe and you could risk fines of up to £1,000 if you ignore a ban.

Several other water companies have already introduced hosepipe bans, including Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and South East ...

Thames Water announced its hosepipe or temporary use ban (TUB) after the EA placed much of its area in its "prolonged dry ...

The Coventry-based water company says it is doing everything it can to avoid a hosepipe ban, despite a drought.

Customers who will be affected Thames Water's hosepipe ban said they were "surprised" it had not happened sooner, with others ...

King Charles is not above the rules especially when it comes to the nation’s water supply, despite being the Head of ...

Water companies have announced the first hosepipe bans of the year, but there are still things you can do to keep your plants ...

Oxfordshire residents are being hit with a hosepipe ban despite our reservoir levels being at greater capacity than in London.