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

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

Over a million customers in Kent and Sussex face restrictions from next week, as a hosepipe ban by Yorkshire Water comes into ...

South East Water has asked households in Kent and Sussex not to use their hosepipes from July 18. A second water company has ...

The ban, announced on Friday, prohibits the use of a hosepipe for activities such as watering the garden, washing the car or ...

One of the UK's driest springs on record has so far led three water companies to announce hosepipe bans. Thames Water is the ...

A company says water supplies are unlikely to be restored fully "until Monday at the earliest" as about 500 properties have ...

South East Water said the ban means customers in Kent and Sussex will not be able to use hosepipes for activities such as ...

Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban will begin next Tuesday for customers across a large part of southern England.

South East Water says people in the Wraik Hill and Yorkletts area, near Whitstable, may still have low pressure and ...

Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban affecting 1.1mn customers across several areas in southern England in an effort to ...

South East Water apologised and says its working round the clock to restore supplies to homes in Kent | ITV News Meridian ...