Is the hosepipe ban still on?

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  1. ime

    imer red Well-Known Member

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    YEP
     
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    Only in Yorkshire.
     
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    Why would it not be ?
     
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    Yorkshire Water, which has more than five million customers, suffered 130 litres of leakage per property every day in 2020-2021. And they blame the climate. :rolleyes:
     
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    How much bonus did the directors get?
     
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    Not only in Yorkshire - Thames Water also still has a ban that is expected to last into 2023
     
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    Laura's banned me using my hosepipe.
     
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    Basically down to profit over service. Surely if water was harnessed properly and leaks fixed there’d be enough rainfall in the UK to avoid any droughts. Only areas I’d have thought susceptible would be the flat areas like Lincolnshire and Norfolk.
    Shareholders and profit first, service and maintenance second.
     
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    Some of the biggest rivers in England flow through that region.
     
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    is that cos it’s green and rotting at the end?:eek:
     
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    If anyone didn't know if you have a blue badge parking (disabled parking badge) you are exempt from the hose pipe ban.
     
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    If anybody's short on watter, there's plenty in my cellar. :(
     
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    A lot more than the pension they shafted me out of.
     
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    I bloody love your posts. Never fails to make me chuckle. Keep em coming (not like that!!).
     
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    Anglian Water who predominantly cover Lincolnshire & Norfolk are one of few if not only water board not to have issued a hose pipe ban. They claim down to maintenance works.
     
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    Why?
     
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    Redhelen Well-Known Member

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    Oh no!
     
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    A variety of reasons I would assume, due to physical and neurological disabilities. From Yorkshire Water website
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    Oh,, because it's easier to use a hose than a watering can. That makes sense, I was being a bit dense there!
     
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