Thames Water imposes hosepipe ban on 16 MILLION customers as quarter of all Britons now under restrictions
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Thames Water imposes hosepipe ban on 16 MILLION customers as quarter of all Britons now under restrictions.
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Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban that is set to affect 16 million people due to an "exceptionally warm and dry spring," meaning over a quarter of the Britons are now under a hosepipe ban.
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The restrictions mean hosepipes cannot be used for watering gardens or allotments, cleaning cars, filling paddling pools or swimming pools, or cleaning windows.The ban is in effect for all customers that are supplied with Thames Valley drinking water.
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