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Thames Water issues hosepipe ban for 1.1m people
A hosepipe ban affecting several postcode areas has been announced by Thames Water. The water firm said the measure would come into place across Swindon, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire on Tuesday 22 July due to a lack of rain and increasing demand, which had stretched supplies.
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Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban will begin next Tuesday for customers across a large part of southern England.
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