Thames Water, which has 15 million customers across the south of England, starts the ban on 24 August.
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Thames Water hosepipe ban to start next week
Thames Water, which has 15 million customers across the south of England, starts the ban on 24 August.
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Thames Water hosepipe ban to start next week
Thames Water, which has 15 million customers across the south of England, starts the ban on 24 August.
Funding confirmed for £161m train station upgrade
The government says an additional platform will "significantly improve capacity" at Oxford station.
Queen's stunt double jailed for attacking girlfriend
The judge said skydiver Gary Connery showed "no remorse" for pushing his girlfriend down the stairs.
Winston Churchill hearse restored to former glory
The 1964 Austin Princess carried the body of the British leader and is now a working hearse again.
Midwife union warns numbers 'plummeting'
The Royal College of Midwives says investment is needed to ensure the safety and quality of care.
Covid-19 vaccine trial calls for pregnant women
The trial will look into the best interval between the first and second Covid-19 vaccine doses.
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Thames Water hosepipe ban to start next week
Thames Water, which has 15 million customers across the south of England, starts the ban on 24 August.
Funding confirmed for £161m train station upgrade
The government says an additional platform will "significantly improve capacity" at Oxford station.
Queen's stunt double jailed for attacking girlfriend
The judge said skydiver Gary Connery showed "no remorse" for pushing his girlfriend down the stairs.
Winston Churchill hearse restored to former glory
The 1964 Austin Princess carried the body of the British leader and is now a working hearse again.
Midwife union warns numbers 'plummeting'
The Royal College of Midwives says investment is needed to ensure the safety and quality of care.
Covid-19 vaccine trial calls for pregnant women
The trial will look into the best interval between the first and second Covid-19 vaccine doses.
Funding confirmed for £161m train station upgrade
The government says an additional platform will "significantly improve capacity" at Oxford station.
Queen's stunt double jailed for attacking girlfriend
The judge said skydiver Gary Connery showed "no remorse" for pushing his girlfriend down the stairs.
Winston Churchill hearse restored to former glory
The 1964 Austin Princess carried the body of the British leader and is now a working hearse again.
