And it may last for a while? that s riaht, and it may last for a while? that s right. jane- and it may last for a while? that s right. jane- if and it may last for a while? that s right, jane. if you and it may last for a while? that s right, jane. if you were and it may last for a while? that s right, jane. if you were a - and it may last for a while? that s| right, jane. if you were a southern right, jane. if you were a southern water customer in this area, parts of hampshire and the isle of wight, new could face a maximum fine of £1000 if you were caught with a hose pipe in this area and where i am stood at the moment, you canjust see behind me, this is a reservoir that could be used to provide a local people here with water, if the levels at the nearby river test continue to deplete. now, this reservoir can hold up to 270 million litres of water and i should say that at the moment waters here are a little bit lower than they should actually be, but strictly speaking, as you
Warm up, you can collect that cold water beforehand and then use that in your gardens. i think the challenge really is going to be with the elderly customers who cannot even fill up and walked into the garden. even fill up and walked into the carden. , ., even fill up and walked into the carden. , ., .,, even fill up and walked into the carden. , ., , garden. it s for able-bodied people, for younger garden. it s for able-bodied people, for younger peeple garden. it s for able-bodied people, for younger people actually - garden. it s for able-bodied people, for younger people actually it - garden. it s for able-bodied people, for younger people actually it might| for younger people actually it might be inconvenient but it s actually not a great burden to fill up a water can three of all time. but if you are elderly, the hose pipe is a good way of coping with the garden as you get older? yes good way of coping with the garden as you get older? as you get older? yes and since cov
For august and september. i m joined now by our correspondent louisa pilbeam. this has just been announced this morning. tell us more. is this hasjust been announced this morning. tell us more. morning. tell us more. is second hose ie morning. tell us more. is second hosepipe ban morning. tell us more. is second hosepipe ban this morning. tell us more. is second hosepipe ban this summer - morning. tell us more. is second hosepipe ban this summer and i morning. tell us more. is second | hosepipe ban this summer and as morning. tell us more. is second - hosepipe ban this summer and as you mentioned it is south east water and will affect people in sussex and kent and it could affect up to 2.2 million households. there is another ban in place that will come into place this friday and that is from southern water and will affect 1 million households in hampshire and the isle of wight. let s look at what this is because people need to know what they can and cannot do. it is hosepipes and
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