Millions of water customers are at risk of a hosepipe ban following the UK’s third summer heatwave with the possibility of ...

A number of city centre fountains will run at a reduced rate after Yorkshire Water announced a hosepipe ban, which came into ...

Seven million Brits are already facing hosepipe bans as temperatures soar to 30C in the UK's third heatwave this year - but ...

While South East Water's hosepipe ban will be in place from July 18, Yorkshire Water has already introduced its restrictions ...

South East Water has implemented the second hosepipe ban of the summer, putting most of Kent and Sussex under restrictions.

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

South East Water's hosepipe ban will extend across Kent and Sussex, affecting residents in key urban areas such as Canterbury ...

A spokesperson for Severn Trent said: "Severn Trent hasn't had a hosepipe ban for over 30 years because we know just how important it is for our customers. "It's why we have thousands of employees ...

Britons are braced for a third heatwave this summer as two water companies announce hosepipe bans during drought conditions ...

During hosepipe bans, you can usually still carry out these activities using water from a bucket or a watering can, or water that is not sourced from mains water. If you are caught breaking a hosepipe ...

Other locals told the BBC they're "frustrated" to face water restrictions while so many pipe leaks seem to go unchecked.