Hose ban for Thames Water customers will start on August 24, in connection with the “unprecedented weather terms”.
Although the ban officially begins next week Thames Water urged customers to act as soon as possible to save water.
The statement said: “We have been working around the clock to supply everyone and customers have been brilliant at saving water where they can.
“But, with low precipitation forecast for coming months, we are now need take next step in our drought plan.”
The ban would mean people should not use hose that connects to the water supply – board out number of jobs around home which the people you might think released.
The ban is introduced in to all customers receiving water from Thames Water.
Water levels across the UK struggling next record-violation heat and historically low rainfall.
Who got to court for persistent violations of restrictions on hose bans – including watering the garden, cleaning the vehicle or washing the windows, walls, paths and courtyards – faces a fine of up up to £1,000.
The ban applies to everyone in dedicated areas. Rice: Thames Water
announcement comes despite heavy rain and flooding in some parts of United Kingdom and yellow warning for thunderstorms published.
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Absence of rain and heat caused dry conditions that turned out to be a lot of country landscape from green to brown and yellow.
Major fires reported in parts of London, Kent and Essex over weekend until weather It has also result in incidents of people get in difficulty while swimming in lakes, rivers and sea.
