Hosepipe ban in Gloucester (GL)

GL is supplied by Severn Trent and 1 other.

Severn Trent

Last confirmed: voluntary appeal – checked 29 days ago.

We’re re-checking Severn Trent’s notice now, so we are not asserting that status today. Their own notice is authoritative. Check it before using a hosepipe.

Check with your supplier

Areas covered: The Severn Trent supply area across the Midlands.

Severn TrentStatus checked 28 days ago by hand

Severn Trent's own notice Alert me when this changes

We are an unofficial tracker, so Severn Trent’s own notice is the version that legally applies to you.

GL is supplied by

Thames Water

Ban in force

You cannot use a hosepipe or sprinkler at home. A watering can or bucket is still fine, and the maximum fine is £1,000.

Started: 23 July 2026
Ends: Until further notice

Areas covered: The whole Thames Water drinking-water supply area, covering London, the Thames Valley and the home counties. Customers Thames Water serves for wastewater only, and customers supplied with drinking water by another company, are not affected.

Thames WaterStatus checked just nowpage dated 24 July 2026

Thames Water's own notice Alert me when this changes

We are an unofficial tracker, so Thames Water’s own notice is the version that legally applies to you.

Which of these applies to you?

GL (Gloucester) splits between Severn Trent and Thames Water. Thames Water has a ban in force; Severn Trent has a voluntary appeal only. Confirm your supplier on your water bill.