Sussex hosepipe rules tightened as reservoir falls to just 22.8 per cent full

South East Water hosepipe ban in Sussex extended to vulnerable

South East Water also applies for a ban on all non-essential use of water at commercial premises.

Hosepipe ban extended AGAIN for thousands of as drought 'to continue into 2027'

Thousands of households across Sussex are facing tightened water restrictions after a hosepipe ban was extended, with water bosses warning drought conditions could continue into 2027.South East Water said the ban, which covers all of its customers who were previously exempt, comes into effect from today.Ardingly Reservoir, supplying around 228,000 customers in Haywards Heath and surrounding communities, has dropped to just 22.8 per cent of its c…

UK water giant extends hosepipe ban to thousands more customers

Restrictions are being tightened following a series of heatwaves in the summer.

Sussex hosepipe rules tightened as reservoir falls to just 22.8 per cent full

South East Water is tightening hosepipe restrictions in Sussex, and seeking approval for further limits on business water use as supplies come under increasing pressure.

Hosepipe ban extended until next year as water crisis continues - London Business News

Thousands of households across Sussex are facing tighter water restrictions after South East Water extended its hosepipe ban, with the utility warning that drought conditions could persist well into 2027.… The post Hosepipe ban extended until next year as water crisis continues appeared first on London Business News

South East Water tightens Sussex hosepipe restrictions as Ardingly falls to 22.8%

H2O Global News South East Water tightens Sussex hosepipe restrictions as Ardingly falls to 22.8% South East Water has tightened the hosepipe restrictions applying to customers in Sussex as water levels at Ardingly Reservoir continue to decline. From 2 October 2026, customers who were previously exempt from the Temporary Use Ban can no longer use a hosepipe for restricted activities. Uses required for unavoidable health and safety reasons remain…