Norfolk hosepipe ban to continue despite autumn rain
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 13:19 · Archive
Anglian Water says Norfolk's three-month hosepipe ban will remain in place despite forecast rain.
Anglian Water has confirmed that Norfolk's three-month hosepipe ban will not be lifted despite rain forecast in the coming days. The company has maintained the restrictions despite weeks of autumn rain.
The decision has prompted renewed criticism of the ban after water was seen leaking from beneath a road in Norfolk. The leak emerged despite the extended period of rainfall.
How it is being reported
- No chance of hosepipe ban ending anytime soon despite rain forecastAnglian Water has confirmed that the hosepipe ban in Norfolk has no chance of being lifted despite rain forecast in the county in the coming days.Eastern Daily Press · 7 Oct, 12:39
- No chance of hosepipe ban ending anytime soon despite rain forecastAnglian Water has confirmed that the hosepipe ban in Norfolk has no chance of being lifted despite rain forecast in the county in the coming days.Norwich Evening News · 7 Oct, 12:39
- Water leak 'bubbling' out of road despite three month hosepipe banThe row over Norfolk's hosepipe ban has bubbled back to the surface after water was seen leaking from beneath a road despite weeks of autumn rain.Eastern Daily Press · 6 Oct, 10:38
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