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Drough Orders- what exactly is prohibited?
Can anyone explain what exactly is prohibited by a Drought Order? I need to
know since my water authority has now applied for one and it may come into force in a couple of months. Apparently a Drought Order prohibits "all non-essential use of water", and I wonder how this applies to the gardener. Legally, what non-essential use of water CAN be prohibited? Specifically, I'd like to know how this applies to: * watering the garden with a watering can using mains water * watering the garden with rainwater collected in a water butt with hose irrigation OR with a watering can If anyone can point me to the text of the relevant legislation that would be good too.... Thanks for any help with this! -- VX (remove alcohol for email) |
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