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Southern Water Hosepipe Exemptions. Our drought plan sets out how we would deal with a drought in sussex, kent, hampshire and the isle of wight. Southern water will be enforcing hosepipe restrictions (temporary use ban) from this friday 5th august 2022. You're watering food crops at domestic. There are exemptions however, such as watering sports pitches or crops and vegetables for commercial sale (the full exemptions list can be found below). It outlines the steps we would take to. The ban means customers of south east water cannot use hosepipes for watering gardens, washing cars, patios and boats and filling swimming pools and paddling pools. There are exemptions to the new hosepipe ban, which can be found on south east water's website, external. You may not water your garden or allotment using a hosepipe. Customers in hampshire and the isle of wight no longer have to restrict water use outside their homes, as southern water lifts its. South east water announced a temporary usage ban on hosepipe and sprinkler use for its customers in kent and sussex on 16. You're automatically exempt and may use a hosepipe to water your garden or allotment if:

Southern water will be enforcing hosepipe restrictions (temporary use ban) from this friday 5th august 2022. You're watering food crops at domestic. South east water announced a temporary usage ban on hosepipe and sprinkler use for its customers in kent and sussex on 16. You're automatically exempt and may use a hosepipe to water your garden or allotment if: Our drought plan sets out how we would deal with a drought in sussex, kent, hampshire and the isle of wight. There are exemptions to the new hosepipe ban, which can be found on south east water's website, external. The ban means customers of south east water cannot use hosepipes for watering gardens, washing cars, patios and boats and filling swimming pools and paddling pools. Customers in hampshire and the isle of wight no longer have to restrict water use outside their homes, as southern water lifts its. You may not water your garden or allotment using a hosepipe. It outlines the steps we would take to.

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Southern Water Hosepipe Exemptions It outlines the steps we would take to. You're watering food crops at domestic. It outlines the steps we would take to. The ban means customers of south east water cannot use hosepipes for watering gardens, washing cars, patios and boats and filling swimming pools and paddling pools. You may not water your garden or allotment using a hosepipe. You're automatically exempt and may use a hosepipe to water your garden or allotment if: Our drought plan sets out how we would deal with a drought in sussex, kent, hampshire and the isle of wight. Customers in hampshire and the isle of wight no longer have to restrict water use outside their homes, as southern water lifts its. There are exemptions however, such as watering sports pitches or crops and vegetables for commercial sale (the full exemptions list can be found below). There are exemptions to the new hosepipe ban, which can be found on south east water's website, external. Southern water will be enforcing hosepipe restrictions (temporary use ban) from this friday 5th august 2022. South east water announced a temporary usage ban on hosepipe and sprinkler use for its customers in kent and sussex on 16.