South West Water seeks ban on non-essential business water use
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 6 Oct, 09:37 · Archive
South West Water has applied for a ban on non-essential water use by businesses across large parts of Devon. The move comes as the region continues to struggle with prolonged drought conditions, with the water company warning that the drought could persist until 2027.
The restrictions would affect businesses across multiple areas of Devon. The application for the ban represents an escalation in water management measures as the company seeks to preserve supplies during the extended dry period.
How it is being reported
- Businesses face new water restrictions as South West drought pressure growsExmouth Journal · 6 Oct, 09:16
- The areas of Devon which could be hit by South West Water 'non-essential' ban - full listDevonLive · 6 Oct, 07:47
- South West Water applies for ban on 'non-essential' water use for businessesDevonLive · 6 Oct, 07:15
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