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Anglian Water hosepipe ban for East of England

Anglian Water hosepipe ban for East of England
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Anglian Water has implemented a hosepipe ban in the East of England due to record-breaking temperatures and a historically dry spring. The restrictions aim to preserve water supplies and protect the environment as demand reaches exceptionally high levels.

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The ban highlights the increasing strain on water infrastructure caused by climate change and extreme weather patterns in the UK.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Louise Parry EPA/Shutterstock Anglian Water has produced 30% more water than usual this summer due to hot, dry weather Anglian Water has introduced its first hosepipe ban in a decade due to "unrelenting" hot and dry conditions across the East of England.

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