Letters: Banning hosepipes is irrelevant to the recurrent sh

Letters: Banning hosepipes is irrelevant to the recurrent shortages of water

SIR – I feel it is time there was an adult conversation about water usage, rather than a knee-jerk call for hosepipe bans by George Eustice, the Environment Secretary (report, August 7).

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