A ban on using hosepipes has been announced in South East England as more than 1.4 million people living in Kent and Sussex ...

As dry weather continues, three UK water companies have issued hosepipe bans. What do they mean and who do they affect?

HOSEPIPE ban loopholes mean people can still water their lawns or even full up a hot tub despite emergency measures in place ...

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

Those plus 30C temperatures are behind us now too, as the Met Office is charting highs of 22C today. Despite this, millions ...

Despite the increasing number of hosepipe bans across England, one loophole might allow households to use their hosepipes ...

A water company has come under fire after bringing in a hosepipe ban, despite failing to fix a large leak first reported nine months ago. The problem, outside The Heathside Centre in Coxheath, was ...

The bans have been brought in by a number of water companies after England experienced its driest spring in more than 100 years. Find out if your area has been affected.

Affinity Water has launched early market engagement for a £510m water transfer project connecting the Midlands and the South ...

The East Coast experienced a day of relentless and record-breaking rainfall on Monday, leading to widespread flash flooding that snarled traffic, submerged vehicles and necessitated numerous water ...

A burst water main has left thousands of homes in south east London without water. The main on Ilderton Road, SE16, has affected homes in SE1, SE5, SE8, SE11, SE14, SE15, SE16, SE17, SW4, SW8, and SW9 ...

A drought has been declared in the West Midlands as England experiences the driest summer since 1976. Here's a look at what ...