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.
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Areas covered: The Severn Trent supply area across the Midlands.
We are an unofficial tracker, so Severn Trent’s own notice is the version that legally applies to you.
Last confirmed 29 days ago. We are re-checking Welsh Water’s notice. It is still shown because a restriction that has not been re-confirmed is safer to show than to hide, but their own notice is authoritative.
Welsh Water's restriction covers parts of west Wales only, and SY is inside it.
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.
Across the whole of Welsh Water, the status is ban in force. Your area is the answer above.
Started
19 July 2026
Ends
Until further notice
Areas covered: A single supply zone in west Wales, about 33,000 properties: mid and south Ceredigion with parts of north Pembrokeshire and north Carmarthenshire. This is NOT a Wales-wide ban.
WWWelsh Water·Status checked 28 days ago by hand·page dated 3 August 2026
Last confirmed: no restrictions – checked 29 days ago.
We’re re-checking Hafren Dyfrdwy’s notice now, so we are not asserting that status today. Their own notice is authoritative. Check it before using a hosepipe.
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Areas covered: The Hafren Dyfrdwy supply area in north east and mid Wales.
HDHafren Dyfrdwy·Status checked 28 days ago by hand