Entry ID,Date start (dd),Date start (mm),Date start (yyyy),Season start,Date end (dd),Date end (mm),Date end (yyyy),Season end,Text,Reference,Country,NUTS1,NUTS2,NUTS3,Location,DPSIR,Sector,Water Company,Water Company 2018,WR typology,WR typology sub-category
1,1,1,1890,Winter,31,12,1890,Winter,"1890 Wiltshire, ‘In the deep well in the chalk which supplies Devizes Waterworks, the water is now 98 feet from the surface and can be pumped out in a few hours’;",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKK,UKK1,UKK15,Devizes,S,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Supply,
2,1,9,1890,Autumn,30,9,1890,Autumn,"Many reports of dried up rivers (e.g., River Lambourne from September 1890; Great Malvern, 'The brooks and the river Teme were nearly dry for a great part of the year and at the close the whole district was short of water.').",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKG,UKG1,UKG11,"Teme Valley, Herefordshire",IS,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,Supply,
3,1,9,1890,Autumn,30,9,1890,Autumn,"Many reports of dried up rivers (e.g., River Lambourne from September 1890; Great Malvern, 'The brooks and the river Teme were nearly dry for a great part of the year and at the close the whole district was short of water.').",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,River Lambourne,IS,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
4,1,9,1890,Autumn,30,9,1890,Autumn,"Many reports of dried up rivers (e.g., River Lambourne from September 1890; Great Malvern, 'The brooks and the river Teme were nearly dry for a great part of the year and at the close the whole district was short of water.').",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKG,UKG1,UKG12,Great Malvern,IS,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,Supply,
5,1,10,1890,Autumn,31,12,1890,Winter,"Many failed or exceptionally low wells. For example, December 1890 Hungerford, ‘Nearly all the wells were dry at the close and had been so for two or three months’;",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,Hungerford,IS,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
6,1,10,1890,Autumn,30,9,1891,Autumn,"Summer 1891 Hungerford, ‘Great scarcity of water in wells from October, 1890, to the end of September, 1891’;",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,Hungerford,IS,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
7,1,12,1890,Winter,31,12,1890,Winter,"Water scarcity reported in 1890 in Berkshire, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Gloucester and Mansfield. For example, ‘Gloucester experienced a water famine and water from the Severn had to be used’; Mansfield, ‘There was scarcity of water, the town being put by the water company on short allowance ... The fourth successive year with rain below the average of twenty years ... ’.",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ46","Berkshire, Tunbridge Wells, Kent",RS,Water Resources,,Thames Water,"Supply, Demand",Water rationing
8,1,12,1890,Winter,31,12,1890,Winter,"Water scarcity reported in 1890 in Berkshire, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Gloucester and Mansfield. For example, ‘Gloucester experienced a water famine and water from the Severn had to be used’; Mansfield, ‘There was scarcity of water, the town being put by the water company on short allowance ... The fourth successive year with rain below the average of twenty years ... ’.",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKK,UKK1,UKK13,Gloucester,RS,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,"Supply, Demand",Water rationing
9,1,12,1890,Winter,31,12,1890,Winter,"Water scarcity reported in 1890 in Berkshire, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, Gloucester and Mansfield. For example, ‘Gloucester experienced a water famine and water from the Severn had to be used’; Mansfield, ‘There was scarcity of water, the town being put by the water company on short allowance ... The fourth successive year with rain below the average of twenty years ... ’.",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF1,UKF15,Mansfield,RS,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",Water rationing
10,1,12,1890,Winter,31,12,1890,Winter,"The water in the reservoir belonging to Boston Water works at Miningsby was, at the close of the year, lower than it had ever been before",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF3,UKF30,Miningsby,S,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,
11,1,2,1891,Winter,30,11,1891,Autumn,"1891 Pang, Berkshire, ‘The unusually dry February caused a great scarcity of water, most of the chalk wells and streams being dry till November; then the abundant autumnal rain caused a good flow in each case, but seriously hindered the harvest.’",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,River Pang,IS,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
12,1,1,1893,Winter,31,12,1893,Winter,"""When piped water organised from a large well in Holme Park was introduced to Sonning village in 1893, after a year of drought, it was warmly welcomed.....""",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,Sonning,R,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,System
13,22,6,1893,Summer,22,6,1893,Summer,"1893 June 22 Derwentwater drought: ""Only in two years [since 1851] has the lake gone below Otley's 'zero' of 1824. In 1887 ...[and] At the present time it is 5 inches below Otley's mark, or 1 inch above the lowest water level recorded by Otley [in 1826]""",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKD,UKD1,UKD11,Derwent Water,S,Water Resources,,Scotland,Supply,
14,1,6,1895,Summer,1,6,1895,Summer,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,UKI,"UKI4, UKI5",,East London Waterworks Company,IR,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Demand,Rota cuts
15,1,6,1896,Summer,1,6,1896,Summer,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,UKI,"UKI4, UKI5",,East London Waterworks Company,IR,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Demand,Rota cuts
16,1,6,1897,Summer,30,11,1898,Autumn,,"Shadwell, A (1899) The London Water Supply",England,UKH,UKH2,UKH23,Hertfordshire,IR,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
17,31,10,1897,Autumn,30,4,1898,Spring,"Near Wallingford: "" Some six months ago I wrote to you saying that I feared the water supply in many parts of the country would be short during the summer of this year, and this has, unfortunately, proved to be true. I based my prediction on the state of a well at Long Wittenham, Berks, in the upper green sand, which in a record of measurements beginning with 1868 had always shown a rise of water in the first three months of the year, but in this year no rise had taken place. This well has continuously fallen, and is now very nearly dry. I have never known it before with less than 7ft. or 8 ft. of water during the middle six months of the year. The drought of the past summer has aggravated, but has not caused, the short water supply, for we have had such droughts before. It is due to the dry time from October, 1897, to April, 1898. .... There has been a great outcry about the water supply in the East-end of London, but.... there are many parts of the country which are worse off than they are. I have been told that on the Oxfordshire Hills people are paying for water by the pailful. """,British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ14,Long Whittenham,SIR,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Supply,
18,1,1,1898,Winter,31,12,1898,Winter,General failure of the wells in the chalk (River Pang),Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ11,River Pang,I,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
19,1,1,1898,Winter,31,12,1898,Winter,"Many wells had to be deepend, owing to the failure of springs",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Supply,
20,1,1,1898,Winter,31,12,1898,Winter,"Norfolk, 'in many cases, water had to be carted'",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,UKH1,"UKH16, UKH17",Norfolk,R,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,Transfer
21,1,6,1898,Summer,1,6,1898,Summer,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,UKI,"UKI4, UKI5",,East London Waterworks Company,IR,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Demand,Rota cuts
22,1,6,1898,Summer,1,8,1898,Summer,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,UKI,"UKI4, UKI5","UKI41, UKI53",Walthamstow Reservoirs,S,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Supply,
23,1,6,1898,Summer,31,10,1898,Autumn,,"Shadwell, A (1899) The London Water Supply",England,UKI,UKI4,UKI41,Lea Valley,PIR,Water Resources,,Essex & Suffolk Water,Supply,
24,1,9,1898,Autumn,30,9,1898,Autumn,During September all water had to be brought 4.5 miles to this parish [Highmore] from Henley.,British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ14,Highmore,R,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Supply,Transfer
25,1,1,1899,Winter,31,12,1899,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,UKI,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,Transfer
26,28,7,1899,Summer,28,7,1899,Summer,"President of the Local Government Board questioned in Parliament regarding metropolitan water transfers. States that multiple inter-company transfers made via new mains. The East London Company received water from the New River and Southwark and Vauxhall Companies which should ""be effectual to meet the needs of East London during the present summer""",HC Deb 28 July 1899 vol 75 cc 679-80,England,UKI,"UKI4, UKI5","UKI41, UKI53",East London Waterworks Company,R,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Supply,Transfer
27,5,10,1899,Autumn,25,10,1899,Autumn,"Rainfall observer at Romansleigh (Rectory), N. Devon, noted p[70]: ""Very little rain from 5th to the 25th. St. Rumon's Well, supplying the village, was dry for several weeks."" [ha 050, Mole trib. of Taw]",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKK,UKK4,UKK43,Romansleigh,I,Water Resources,,South West Water,Supply,
28,1,1,1904,Winter,31,12,1904,Winter,"Water supply problems reported in Sudbury and Gloucestershire, 'Water was scarce everywhere in the neighbourhood; in some villages it had to be fetched from a distance for drinking purposes, and in this place we were obliged to carry it in carts for the cattle...' Carting of water necessary in Tunbridge Wells area, 1904",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKK,UKK1,UKK13,Gloucestershire,IR,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Supply,Transfer
29,1,1,1904,Winter,31,12,1904,Winter,"Water supply problems reported in Sudbury and Gloucestershire, 'Water was scarce everywhere in the neighbourhood; in some villages it had to be fetched from a distance for drinking purposes, and in this place we were obliged to carry it in carts for the cattle...' Carting of water necessary in Tunbridge Wells area, 1904",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ4,UKJ46,Tunbridge Wells,R,Water Resources,,South East Water,Supply,Transfer
30,1,1,1904,Winter,31,12,1904,Winter,"Water supply problems reported in Sudbury and Gloucestershire, 'Water was scarce everywhere in the neighbourhood; in some villages it had to be fetched from a distance for drinking purposes, and in this place we were obliged to carry it in carts for the cattle...' Carting of water necessary in Tunbridge Wells area, 1904",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,UKH3,UKH34,Sudbury,IR,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,Transfer
31,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ1,UKJ14,"Adderbury, River Cherwell",IS,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Supply,
32,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKJ,UKJ4,UKJ46,Tunbridge Wells,IS,Water Resources,,South East Water,Supply,
33,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKG,UKG1,UKG11,"Teme Valley, Herefordshire",IS,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,Supply,
34,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKL,ULK2,UKL24,Breconshire,IS,Water Resources,,Dee Valley Water,Supply,
35,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF3,UKF30,Willingham-By-Stow,IS,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,
36,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,UKH1,UKH14,Suffolk,IS,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,
37,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF1,UKF13,Derbyshire,IS,Water Resources,,South Staffordshire Water,Supply,
38,1,3,1904,Spring,31,11,1906,Autumn,"Mainly GW impact with reports of wells drying up and springs failing in 1904, summer 1905 and in 1906, such as in Tunbridge Wells, Adderbury (Oxfordshire - 'Great scarcity of water during the latter part of the year, many deep wells being quite dry'), Breconshire, Teme valley and Willingham-By-Stow (Lincolnshire). In 1905 failed springs and dried up ponds reported in Suffolk, Herefordshire (lowest spring flow for 35 years), springs failing in Derbyshire, some for the first time, also in Harrogate area and East Yorkshire Wolds, and Cherwell (Oxfordshire) in 1906",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKE,"UKE1, UKE2","UKE12, UKE22","Harrogate, East Riding of Yorkshire",IS,Water Resources,,Yorkshire Water,Supply,
39,1,8,1909,Summer,31,8,1909,Summer,"Some water supply problems, such as in August in 1909 in Leicester, quoting The Times, 'In consequence of the low state of the reservoirs of the borough, the Water Committee of the Leicester Corporation decided last evening to restrict the supply from 6 in the morning to 8 at night. The reservoirs have not been so low for some years.",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF2,UKF21,Leicester,RS,Water Resources,,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Rota cuts
40,23,8,1909,Summer,23,8,1909,Summer,"1909 August 23 Leicester, p[19]: Quoting The Times ""In consequence of the low state of the reservoirs of the borough, the Water Committee of the Leicester Corporation decided last evening to restrict the supply from 6 in the morning to 8 at night. The reservoirs have not been so low for some years""",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKF,UKF2,UKF21,Leicester,RS,Water Resources,,Severn Trent Water,Supply,Rota cuts
41,1,1,1911,Winter,31,12,1911,Winter,Springs in the Cirencester area were only full for last 10 days of December and a shortage of water was severely felt (River Churn),Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKK,UKK1,UKK13,River Churn,I,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Supply,
42,1,8,1911,Summer,31,8,1911,Summer,"The [Ingoldsby, Lincolnshire] parish council, to prevent any waste of water, have decided to dole out water to the parishoners twice a day' in August (River Glen)",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF3,UKF30,River Glen,R,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Demand,Water rationing
43,1,1,1913,Winter,31,12,1914,Winter,Restriction of water supply through decreasing spring yields and the resulting increased strain on water resources as Monkswood reservoir,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKK,UKK1,UKK12,Monkswood Reservoir,IR,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Supply,
44,1,3,1913,Spring,31,11,1913,Autumn,"Water shortages (e.g. In Neath, Cerrig y Digion, North Wales, Bolton-by-Bowland, Yorkshire (failed completely) or consumers put on half rations)",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",UKD,UKD4,UKD46,Bolton-by-Bowland,IR,Water Resources,,United Utilities,"Supply, Demand",Water rationing
45,1,3,1913,Spring,31,11,1913,Autumn,"Water shortages (e.g. In Neath, Cerrig y Digion, North Wales, Bolton-by-Bowland, Yorkshire (failed completely) or consumers put on half rations)",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",UKL,UKL1,"UKL14, UKL17","Neath, Cerrig y Digion, North Wales",IR,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,"Supply, Demand",Water rationing
46,1,1,1920,Winter,31,12,1920,Winter,"1920 p75: ""Prior to 1920 ... various water undertakings in mid-Glamorgan drew much of their water from springs along the outcrop of the Rhondda No. 2 seam in the upper ends of the Llynfi, Garw, Ogwr Fawr and Ogwr Fach valleys. Extensive mining operations under this catchment area, however, gradually reduced the amount of water available, and with increasing population it was found that during periods of prolonged drought these springs failed to provide an adequate supply for the district..."" [ha 057, 058]",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKL,UKL2,UKL22,Glamorgan,DP,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,Supply,
47,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,Springs failed to provide adequate supply for mid Glamorgan,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,Wales,UKL,UKL2,UKL22,Glamorgan,I,Water Resources,,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water,Supply,
48,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,Stratford had to rely on one well for town water,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKI,UKI4,UKI41,Stratford,I,Water Resources,,Essex & Suffolk Water,Supply,
49,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,"Transfer, Pressure reductions"
50,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,"Water rationing, Publicity"
51,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
52,1,1,1921,Winter,31,12,1921,Winter,"Stratford brewery of Flower and Sons [p 74]: ""...artesian wells were sunk in 1895 and 1899 ( a third one was added in 1939) to provide the water needed for the steadily expanding business. Incidentally, one of these Brewery wells was connected to the town supply in the drought of 1921 in order to save Stratford from a very serious water shortage."" ",British Hydrological Society. BHS Chronology of British Hydrological Events. ,England,UKG,UKG1,UKG13,Stratford-upon-Avon,R,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,Transfer
53,1,1,1929,Winter,31,12,1929,Winter,"Anglia and the south east: Thorney Drainage Board, Lincolnshire, records great shortage of water",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF3,UKF30,Thorney Drainage Board,I,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,
54,1,6,1929,Summer,30,11,1929,Autumn,"North West: Woodhead Reservoir of Manchester Corporation Waterworks, at the head of the series of Longdendale valley reservoirs, 'In July 1929, that reservoir was practically empty, while by the end of November the water was only 7 feet below top water level'",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKD,UKD3,UKD35,Longdendale reservoirs,S,Water Resources,,United Utilities,Supply,
55,1,12,1929,Winter,31,12,1929,Winter,Hosepipe ban in London,"Taylor, Vanessa and Trentmann, Frank, ‘Hosepipes, history and a sustainable future,’ from http://historyandpolicy.org/policy-papers, 17 July 2008. Reproduced by permission.",England,UKI,,,London,IR,Water Resources,,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
56,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,"Serious water shortage in many districts, especially in rural areas of Essex",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,,,,I,Water Resources,,,Supply,
57,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Publicity
58,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
59,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,"Downing (2004) highlights that the 1933-34 drought demonstrated the need for a national water resources survey, an issue that had been discussed prior to this period. This led to groundwater being discussed more widely with policy makers, through the Inland Water Survey Committee, set up in 1935","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
60,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1933,Winter,Bristol water demand decreased by 25% as a result of publicity campaign to reduce consumption,HC Deb 22 February 1934 vol 286 cc525-603,England,UKK,UK1,UK11,Bristol,RS,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Demand,Publicity
61,1,1,1933,Winter,31,12,1933,Winter,"Bristol experienced ""special difficulties"". Storage was approximately 28% full, resulting in publicity campaigns to reduce demand.",HC Deb 22 February 1934 vol 286 cc525-603,England,UKK,UK1,UK11,Bristol,IS,Water Resources,,Bristol Water,Demand,Publicity
62,30,8,1933,Summer,30,8,1933,Summer,,The Telegraph (2018) Heatwaves and droughts in Britain over the years in pictures [online] Available at: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/uknews/8555125/Heatwaves-and-droughts-in-Britain-over-the-years-in-pictures.html?image=8,England,UKF,UKF3,UKF30,Faldingworth,R,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,System
63,1,10,1933,Autumn,31,10,1933,Autumn,Low reservoir inflows and reservoir levels uncovering bridge in October 1933 seen only on 1-2 occasions since first fill in 1914 (Derbyshire Derwent headwaters),Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF1,UKF13,Derwent reservoir,S,Water Resources,,South Staffordshire Water,Supply,
64,6,12,1933,Winter,6,12,1933,Winter,Rural areas of Scotland experienced partial or total failure of water supply during summer 1933,HC Deb 06 December 1933 vol 283 c1483,Scotland,UKM,,,,I,Water Resources,,,Supply,
65,6,12,1933,Winter,6,12,1933,Winter,Government grant made available for improvement of water supplies in rural Scotland,HC Deb 06 December 1933 vol 283 c1483,Scotland,UKM,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
66,1,1,1934,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,"Low GW levels: First time no water in Kew well since 1914; lowest average annual water level at Compton, West Sussex (chalk well) for 50 years (1893-1942); In Warminster, 'For weeks the village had only two sources of supply; 2 wells. When these dried out, the villagers were reduced to catching every possbile drop of rainwater in a desparate attempt to carry them through...' (Warminster Gazette, 1934)",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKK, UKJ",,,,SIR,Water Resources,,,Supply,
67,1,1,1934,Winter,31,12,1934,Winter,"50 town councils and 9 county councils reported a shortage of water in 1933. Of the 9 county councils, shortages referred to 65 special water supply districts and 43 villages without publicly-owned supplies.",HC Deb 27 March 1934 vol 287 cc1783-4,England,,,,,I,Water Resources,,,"Supply, Demand",
68,22,2,1934,Winter,22,2,1934,Winter,"Water supplies in towns stand at about 50% of average for end of winter, however no exceptional difficulty of hardship in constant supply",HC Deb 22 February 1934 vol 286 cc525-603,England,,,,,SR,Water Resources,,,Supply,
69,27,3,1934,Spring,27,3,1934,Spring,Villages around Loch Katrine experiencing water shortage,HC Deb 27 March 1934 vol 287 cc1783-4,Scotland,UKM,UKM2,UKM27,Loch Katrine,I,Water Resources,,Scotland,"Supply, Demand",
70,22,6,1936,Summer,22,6,1936,Summer,"2350 parishes received a total of £7m to enhance rural water supplies after the 1933-34 drought. Loans to a value of £1.34m were given to 400 parishes. Urban supplies also ""improved where necessary""",HC Deb 22 June 1936 vol 313 cc1416-7 ,England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
71,1,6,1947,Summer,30,11,1947,Autumn,"Water supply problems experienced at Longdendale reservoirs (supplying Manchester) in the north-west. ’Rainfall at Longendale from June to October 1947 inclusive was 9.44 inches, the lowest ever recorded for those 5 months since ...1855 … The combination of rainfall deficiency and excessive overdrawing quickly depleted reservoir stocks and an acute water shortage developed.’ Agreement was reached with River Etherow millowners for a reduction in weekly compensation water discharged into the river and urgent and sustained appeals were made for voluntary reductions in consumption, but with no appreciable success. By 1 November only 16 days supply was left and arrangements were made to curtail domestic (but not industrial) supply by cutting off mains services and installing 710 standpipes, located so that no consumer would have to carry water more than 400 yards. A drought order (13 November) and the 1950 Manchester Coporation Act provided for reductions in compensation flows and standpipes in subsequent droughts",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKD,UKD3,UKD35,Longdendale reservoirs,SIR,Water Resources,,United Utilities,"Supply, Demand","Drought order, Publicity, Standpipes"
72,1,1,1959,Winter,31,12,1959,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591",England,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Supply,Drought order
73,1,1,1962,Winter,31,12,1964,Winter,"Parry et al (2010) indicates the meteorological drought of 1962-64 caused the design and construction of many of the major reservoirs in the UK, however this is not observed elsewhere in the literature, with the growth of the UK economy and rising water demand cited as the reason for reservoir construction (Pearce, 1982)","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
74,1,5,1975,Summer,31,8,1976,Summer,Drought had major impact on private and public attitudes to water supply and resource management,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,"Supply, Demand",
75,1,5,1975,Summer,31,8,1976,Summer,"Many people in south-east Wales, north Devon and Cornwall had water rationing",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales","UKL, UKK",,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Demand,Water rationing
76,6,8,1975,Summer,6,10,1975,Autumn,"DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT Notice is hereby given that the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland in pursuance of the powers conferred by Article 36(1 )(c) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order, 1973, has made an Order entitled the Water (Temporary Restrictions) (No. 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 1975 (S.R. 1975 No. 224). This Order restricts the use of water supplied by the Department in the areas described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of watering gardens, bowling greens, golf links and playing fields or of washing motor vehicles, other than commercial vehicles used in the conveyance of foodstuffs, where such water is drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus, for a period of two months from 6th August, 1975. SCHEDULE The restrictions shall apply to the Local Government Districts of— Antrim Ballymena Ballymoney Coleraine Cookstown Lame Magherafelt Moyle Newtownabbey As referred to and (Boundaries) Order (N.I.) 1972 No. 131 (p, the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district excluding the Ward of Islandmagee the entire district the entire district the Wards of Doagh, Ballynure, Ballyeaston and Ballyclare denned in the Local Government (Northern Ireland) 1972—S.R.&O. . 455). ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 3180, 15 August 1975",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16","Antrim, Ballymena, Ballymoney, Coleraine, Cookstown, Lame, Magherafelt, Moyle, Newtownabbey",IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
77,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,Water rationing in Jersey,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKZ,UKZZ,UKZZZ,Jersey,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Water rationing
78,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,Save-water campaign,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Publicity
79,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,Increased recycling of water in production processes,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
80,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,18 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
81,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,13 drought orders in Midlands Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Midlands,R,Water Resources,,"Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water",Supply,Drought order
82,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,15 drought orders in Anglian Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKF, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKE, UKG","UKF2, UKF3, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI5, UKJ1, UKJ4, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKG1","UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI51, UKI52, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKE12, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH16, UKH24, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian,R,Water Resources,,"Anglian Water, Essex & Suffolk Water, Affinity Water, Cambridge Water",Supply,Drought order
83,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,8 drought orders in Thames Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
84,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,4 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
85,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,58 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
86,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,4 drought orders in Northern Ireland,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
87,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,20 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
88,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,48 million people affected by hosepipe bans,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
89,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,Water shortages in Northampton avoided by transferring supplies between reservoirs,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF2,UKF24,Northampton,R,Water Resources,,Anglian Water,Supply,System
90,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,All reservoirs drawndown equally in Yorkshire to mitigate local impacts of drought,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30",Yorkshire,R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Supply,System
91,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,,Southern Water Authority (1979) The Candover Pilot Scheme. Southern Water Authority,England,UKJ,UKJ3,UKJ36,Candover,R,Water Resources,,Cholderton & District Water,Supply,System
92,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,"Pearce (1982) reports a change in some planning practices to include demand restriction return periods in water management planning, creating increased flexibility as a result of the realisation that consumers were obliging and able to reduce demand during periods of stress","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,
93,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,"A shift in infrastructure investment towards more linked systems rather than storage solutions, after the drought showed that integrated systems were more resilient","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
94,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,Millar & Yates (2006) reported that half of all English water regions built new reservoirs to increase storage capacity in response to the drought,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
95,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1977,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
96,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1977,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
97,1,1,1976,Winter,31,12,1976,Winter,"The 1976 drought is the most severe drought we have on record. During this drought supplies were only maintained for large areas of South East Wales by imposing a series of rota cuts over a period of several weeks, which denied customers water supplies for 12 hours each day. However, since 1976 there has been significant investment in DCWW’s infrastructure to reduce the risk of such restrictions happening again.",Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,UKL,UKL2,"UKL21, UKL22",South East Wales,IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,"Demand, Supply","Rota cuts, System"
98,7,5,1976,Spring,7,8,1976,Summer,"DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT Notice is hereby given that the Department of the Environ- ment for Northern Ireland in pursuance of the powers conferred by Article 36(l)(c) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973 has made an Order entitled the Water and Sewerage (Temporary Restriction) Order (Northern Ireland) 1976 (S.R. 1976 No. 143). This Order restricts the use of water supplied by the Department in the areas described in the Schedule for the purpose of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars where such water is drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus. The restriction shall not apply to the use of water for the commercial operation of an automatic car wash. SCHEDULE The restrictions shall apply to the Local Government Districts of: Belfast the Wards of Rosetta, Ballyna- feigh, Ormeau, Willowfield, Orangeneld, The M o u n t , Island, Ballymacarrett, Syden- ham, Bloomfield, Shandon, Belmont, Stprmont, Ballyhack- amore, F i n a g h y, Upper Malone, Stranmillis, Malone, Ladybrook, University, Wind- sor and St. Georges. Castlereagh the entire district. Ards the Wards of Ballygowan, Car- rowdore, Donaghadee North, Donaghadee South, Comber North, Comber South, Grey- abbey and Killinchy. Lisburn the Wards of Maze, Hills- b o r o u g h , Ballymacbrennan, Dromara, Blaris, Hillhall, Old Warren, Lagan Valley, Ton- agh, Hilden and Drumbo. North Down the entire district. Down — the entire district excluding the Wards of Castlewellan and Tollymore. Newry and Mourne — the Wards of Annalong, Bin- nian and Kilkeel; as referred to and defined in the Local Government (Boundaries) Order 1972—S.R.&O. (N.I.) 1972 No. 131 (P.455).","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 3277, 07 May 1976",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16","Belfast, Castlereagh, Ards, Lisburn, North Dow, Down, Newry, Mourne",IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
99,1,6,1976,Summer,31,8,1976,Summer,"During the summers of 1976, 1984 and 1989 DCWW had to restrict our customers’ use of water using a combination of customer restrictions and drought orders/drought permits to ensure that we were able to maintain supplies.",Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,"Demand, Supply","Drought order, Publicity, Hosepipe ban"
100,1,6,1976,Summer,1,12,1976,Winter,"SUNDERLAND AND SOUTH SHIELDS WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Derwent Reservoir, which suplies a substantial proportion of the water requirements of both the Sunderland and South Shields Water Company and the Wear Division of the Northumbrian Water Authority, last overflowed in March 1972. Since that time, the weather has been drier than average and the reservoir is now less than half full. This has increasingly serious implications for water supply prospects in 1977. A ban on the use of hosepipes for watering private gardens and washing private motorcars was imposed on 1st June 1976 and appeals for economy in the use of water have been made to domestic and industrial consumers. On 16th July 1976 the Company applied for an Order authorising them to reduce the quality of compensation water required to be discharged from the reservoir and the Secretary of State for the Environment has decided to make the Order. In view of the continuing deterioration of the water situation, there is an urgent need to take further steps to conserve the stocks of water in the reservoir. Notice is hereby given that the Sunderland and South Shields Water Company has applied to the Secretary of Statef or the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the Company to prohibit or limit during a period of six months the use of water within its area of supply for the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (e) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A map showing the Company's area of supply may be inspected by any person at the offices of the Company, 29 John Street, Sunderland, during normal office hours. Any objections or representations with reference to the proposed Order must be made, in writing (quoting reference WS/5542/215/2), to the Secretary of State for the Environment 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date hereof. Any person so objecting is requested to send a copy of his notice of objection to the undersigned secretary and accountant of the Company. Dated 2nd September 1976 ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47004, 02 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91","Sunderland, South Shields",IR,Water Resources,Sunderland and South Shields Water,Northumbrian Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
101,1,7,1976,Summer,30,9,1976,Autumn,Routine rota cuts of up to 17 hours a day affected 1 million people in South-East. Water from between seven and eleven. weeks from July to September 1976,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",UKL,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Rota cuts
102,1,8,1976,Summer,31,8,1976,Summer,The first formal Drought Act passed in August 1976,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,"Supply, Demand",
103,10,8,1976,Summer,10,2,1977,Winter,"SEVERN—TRENT WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of uses of water for prescribed purposes Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain the Severn—Trent Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment and to the Secretary of State for Wales for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit for a period of six months within the whole of the area supplied with water by the Authority the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools (other than those designed to be used by the public commercially) and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether auto- matic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other ' than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any objections to the proposed Order may be made in writing: (a) to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, for objection in England, or (b) to the Secretary of State for Wales, Local Govern- ment Division, Pearl Assurance House, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, CF1 7CT, for objections in Wales, within the period of seven days from the date of publica- tion or service of this notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objection should at the same time be sent to the undersigned. /. Stevenson, Director of Administration. Severn—Trent Water Authority, Abelson House, 2297 Coventry Road, Sheldon, Birmingham, B26 3PU.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Severn Trent,IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
104,13,8,1976,Summer,13,2,1977,Winter,"THE BRISTOL WATERWORKS COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice of Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of serious deficiencies in the supply of water due to exceptional shortage of rain the Bristol Waterworks Company (hereinafter called "" the Company"") is submitting an application to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to be made under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976. The application applies to domestic and non-domestic consumers, whether supplied by meter or otherwise, who use water for any of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. The effect of the application will be to authorise the Com- pany to prohibit or limit the use of water by either domestic consumers or non-domestic consumers, or to prohibit or limit the use of water by any particular consumer within the class of domestic or non-domestic, for any or all of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. A copy of the application may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours within 7 days from the date of this notice at the principal office of the Company, Bridgwater Road, Bristol, BS99 7AU Any objection to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date hereof. It would be appreciated if a copy of any objection were sent to the undersigned at Bridgwater Road, Bristol, BS99 7AU. SCHEDULE The domestic and non-domestic consumers of the Com- pany who use water for the following purposes in respect of which the Company is applying for powers to prohibit or limit: 1. Watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or tanker, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; 2. The filling whether wholly or partially of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds ; 3. The operation of mechanical car washers, whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles for any reasons other than for reasons of safety or hygiene; 11139 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; 7. The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 13th August 1976. (520) H. F. Cottrell, General Manager and Secretary.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46987, 13 August 1976",England,UKK,"UKK1, UKK2","UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK15, UKK23",Bristol,IR,Water Resources,Bristol Water,Bristol Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
105,13,8,1976,Summer,13,2,1977,Winter,"WESSEX WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice of Application for Drought Orders Avon and Dorset Division Notice is hereby given that by reason of serious deficiencies in the supply of water due to exceptional shortage of rain, the Wessex Water Authority (hereinafter called "" the Authority"") is submitting an application to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to be made under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976. The application applies to domestic and non-domestic consumers, whether supplied by meter or otherwise, who use water for any of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. The application relates to consumers of the Authority within the area of the Avon and Dorset Division (as defined by a plan which is available for inspection at the offices below). The effect of the Order would be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water by either domestic consumers or non domestic consumers, or to apply such prohibition or limitation to any particular consumer within either of those classes in respect of any or all of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. A copy of the application may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours within 7 days from the date of this notice at any of the following offices: (a) Wessex Water Authority, Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol, BS1 6NY. (b) Wessex Water Authority, Divisional Headquarters, Avon and Dorset Division, 2 Nuffield Road, Poole, BH17 7RL. (c) Wessex Water Authority, Avon and Dorset Division, Dorchester (Weymouth) District, 7 Mitchell Street, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8BU. (d) Wessex Water Authority, Avon and Dorset Division, 61 Wyndham Road, District Office, Salisbury, SP1 3AH. Any objection to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date hereof. It would be appreciated if a copy of any objection could be sent to the undersigned at Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol, BS1 6NY. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies 1. Watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds ; 3. The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 13th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46987, 13 August 1976",England,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKK4","UKJ36, UKK12, UKK13, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43",Wessex,IR,Water Resources,Wessex Water,Wessex Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
106,16,8,1976,Summer,16,4,1977,Spring,"WESSEX WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice of Application for Drought Order Somerset Division Notice is hereby given that because of serious deficiencies in the supply of water due to exceptional shortage of rain the Wessex Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") is submitting an application to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to be made under Section 1 of the Drought Act 1976. The application applies to domestic and non-domestic consumers, whether supplied by meter or otherwise, who use water for any of the pur- poses specified in the Schedule hereto. The application relates to consumers of the Authority within the area of the Somerset Division. The effect of the application will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water by either domestic consumers or non domestic consumers, or to pro- hibit or limit the use of water by any particular consumer within the class of domestic or the class of non-domestic, for any or all of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. A copy of the application may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours within 7 days from the date of this notice at any of the following offices: (a) Wessex Water Authority, Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6NY. (b) Wessex Water Authority, Divisional Headquarters, Somerset Division, Bridgwater House, P.O. Box 9, King Square, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 3EH. (c) Wessex Water Authority, Somerset Division, District Office, 303 Preston Road, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 2ER. (d) Wessex Water Authority, Somerset Division, District Office, 150 Priorswood Road, Taunton, TA2 8DP. 1976 Any objection to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB within 7 days from the date hereof. It would be appreciated if a copy of any objection could be sent to the undersigned at Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6NY.—Dated 16th August 1976. G. Harrison, Secretary to the Authority (485) SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: 1 Watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned; 2 The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds; 3 The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. 4 The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 5 The cleaning of the exterior of buildings; 6 The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; 7 The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46988, 16 August 1976",England,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKK4","UKJ36, UKK12, UKK13, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43",Somerset,IR,Water Resources,Wessex Water,Wessex Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
107,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Colne Valley Water,IR,Water Resources,Colne Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
108,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Lee Valley Water,IR,Water Resources,Lee Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
109,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",North Surrey Water,IR,Water Resources,North Surrey Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
110,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Water,IR,Water Resources,Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
111,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Southern Water,IR,Water Resources,Mid Southern Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
112,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",East Surrey Water,IR,Water Resources,East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
113,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",Sutton District Water,IR,Water Resources,Sutton District Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
114,18,8,1976,Summer,18,2,1977,Winter,"WATER ACTS DROUGHT ACT 1976 Section 1 Notice is hereby given that the Thames Water Authority the Colne Valley Water Company, East Surrey Water Com- pany, Lee Valley Water Company, Mid Southern Water Company, North Surrey Water Company, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company and the Sutton District Water Company are jointly applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the said Authority and said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously •supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule 1 hereto and now forming part of the Autho- rity's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the pur- poses set out in Schedule 2 hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment. 2 Marsham Street, Lon- •don, SW1P 3EB within seven days from the date of pub- lication of this notice. SCHEDULE 1 Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division) Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division) Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division) Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division) Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division) 'Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division) West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division) LBucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water authority in accordance with the pro- 11651 visions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). SCHEDULE 2 PURPOSES (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (6) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 18th August 1976. E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority. W. A. Cosgrove, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Authority. /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company. /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company. N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company. F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company. S. A. Frost, Assistant Secretary, Rickmansworth & Uxbridge Valley Water Company. G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46998, 24 August 1976",England,"UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK","UKF2, UKG1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI6, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKH35, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ43, UKJ46, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames Water,IR,Water Resources,Thames Water,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
115,19,8,1976,Summer,19,2,1977,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WATER SHORTAGE DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional short- age of rain there exists a serious deficiency of supplies of water in the area of the South West Water Authority specified in the first Schedule hereto and the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 to enable the Authority for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto. If the Order is granted restrictions on such uses will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by a further public notice. A copy of the plan showing the area affected may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able office hours at the office of the undersigned and at East Devon District Council offices, 128 High Street, Honiton. Objections to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB (with a copy to the undersigned) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. FIRST SCHEDULE Districts comprising Division 3 East Whole of Exeter and East Devon, Parts of Tiverton and small parts of West Somerset, Yeovil, West Dorset and Taunton Deane. SECOND SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies 1. The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds ; 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not; 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, Devon. Dated 19th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46994, 19 August 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Exeter, East Devon, Tiverton, West Somerset, Yeovil, West Dorset, Taunton Deane",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
116,19,8,1976,Summer,19,11,1976,Autumn,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WATER SHORTAGE DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional •shortage of rain a serious deficiency of supplies of water •exists and that the deficiency is such as is likely to impair the economic and social well being of persons in the area of the South West Water Authority contained in the Schedule to this Notice and the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 2 (3) (b) and 2 (3) (c) of the Drought Act 1976 to enable the Authority for a period not exceeding 3 months in the same area. 1. To prohibit or limit the use of water for such pur- poses as the Authority think fit; 2. To supply water by means of stand pipes or water tanks, and to erect or set up and maintain stand pipes or water tanks in any street in the said areas. 11357 If the Order is granted restrictions on use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by a further Public Notice. A copy of a map showing the areas affected may be inspected by any person, free of charge, at all reasonable office hours at the office of die undersigned and the Authority's office, 6th Floor, Civic Centre, Plymouth. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London S.W.I (with a copy to the undersigned) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. THE SCHEDULE 1. The whole of the City of Plymouth. 2. In the district of West Devon the following Parishes: Meavy, Sheepstor, Walkhampton, Bucldand Mono- choram, Sampford Spiney, parts of Horrabridge and Lydford. 3. In the district of South Hams the Parishes of: Bickleigh, Shaugh Prior, Cornwood, Sparkwell, Ivy- bridge, Harford, Ermington Yealmpton, Brixton, Holbeton, Wembury, Newton and Noss. 4. In the district of Caradon the Parish of Saltash. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, Devon. 19th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46994, 19 August 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43",South West,IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Standpipes application
117,19,8,1976,Summer,19,4,1977,Spring,"WESSEX WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DROUGHT ORDERS SOMERSET DIVISION Notice is hereby given that by reason of serious deficiencies in the supply of water due to exceptional shortage of rain, the Wessex Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") is submitting an application to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to be made under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976. The application applies to domestic and non-domestic consumers, whether supplied by meter or otherwise, who use water for any of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. The application relates to consumers of the Authority within the area of the Somerset Division (as defined by a plan which is available for inspection at the offices below). The effect of the Order would be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water by either domestic consumers or non-domestic consumers, or to apply such prohibition or limitation to any particular consumer within either of those classes in respect of any or all- of the purposes specified in the Schedule hereto. A copy of the application may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours within seven days from the date of this notice at any of the following offices: (a) Wessex Water Authority, Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol, BS1 6NY ; (b) Wessex Water Authority, Divisional Headquarters, Somerset Division, Bridgwater House, P.O. Box 9, King Square, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 3EH ; (e) Wessex Water Authority, Somerset Division, District Office, 303 Preston Road, Yeovil, Somerset, SA20 2EK ; (d) Wessex Water Authority, Somerset Division, District Office, 150 Priorswood Road, Taunton, TA2 2DP. Any objection to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date hereof. It would be appreciated if a copy of any objection could be sent to the undersigned at Techno House, Redcliffe Way, Bristol, BS1 6NY. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: 1. Watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 11361 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately- owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 19th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46994, 19 August 1976",England,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKK4","UKJ36, UKK12, UKK13, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43",Somerset,IR,Water Resources,Wessex Water,Wessex Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
118,20,8,1976,Summer,20,2,1977,Winter,"SEVERN-TRENT WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that the Severn-Trent Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months within the area set out on the Schedule hereto the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 10th August 1976. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the rilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, other than those designed to be used by the public commercially ; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than windows ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any objection to the above Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment addressed to the Secretary, Department of the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice. It is requested that at the same time a copy of any such objection should be sent to the undersigned. SCHEDULE (The area affected by the Order) 1. In the administrative County of Leicestershire: (a) the whole of the administrative Districts of Blaby, Charnwood, Hinckley and Bosworth, Leicester North West Leicestershire, Oadby and Wigston; (b) the whole of the administrative District of Melton except so much of the parishes of Bottesford, Belvoir and Buckminster as falls within the limits of supply of the Anglian Water Authority ; (c) the whole of the administrative District of Rutland except the parishes of Ketton and Caldecott. 2. In the administrative County of Nottinghamshire: (a) the whole of the administrative Districts of Nottingham, Gedling, Broxtowe, Rushcliffe, Ashfield, Mansfield ; (b) the whole of the administrative Districts of Newark except the parishes of Besthorpe, South Scarle, Thorney, Harby, Wigley, Broadholme, Girton, Spalford, Meering, North Clifton, South Clifton ; (c) in the administrative District of Bassetlaw the parishes of Harworth, Styrrup, Blyth, Hodsock, Carl ton, Wallingwells, Worksop, Welbeck, Holbeck, Nether Langwith, Cuckney, Norton, Carburton. 3. In the administrative County of Derbyshire: (a) the whole of the administrative Districts of Amber Valley, Derby, Erewash, Chesterfield, West Derbyshire, North East Derbyshire, Bolsover, South Derbyshire ; (b) in the administrative District of High Peak the parishes of Aston, Bamford, Brough and Shatton, Castleton, Chapel En Le Frith, Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside, Derwent and Hope Woodlands, Edale, Green Fairfield, Hartington Upper Quarter, Hayfield, Hope, King Sterndale, Peak Forest, Thornhill, Wormhill, and the borough of Buxton. 4. In the administrative County of South Yorkshire: (a) those parts of the former Dronfield Urban District and the former parishes of Beighton, Eckington, Holmesfield ; and (b) those parts of the parishes of Bawtry and Harworth within the limits of supply of the Authority. 5. In the administrative County of Lincolnshire: (a) in the administrative District of South Kesteven so much of the parishes of Denton, Gunby and Stainby, Sedgebrook, Skillington, Stoke Rochford, Woolsthorpe ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46995, 20 August 1976",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24","Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire",IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
119,20,8,1976,Summer,20,2,1977,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of Use oj Water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called "" the Authority"") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within South Western Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Calderdale, mid-Calder and Wakefield and District Water Boards and the former Huddersfield Corporation, now gen- erally included within the Calderdale, Wakefield and Kirk- lees local government administrative areas. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appa- ratus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB within a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice. Dated 20th August 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46995, 20 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Calderdale, mid-Calder, Wakefield, Kirklees, Huddersfield",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
120,20,8,1976,Summer,20,2,1977,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of Water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called "" the Authority"") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within the North Central Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Leeds Corporation Water Undertaking, the Claro Water Board, the Northallerton and Dales Water Board, and that part of the former Ryedale Joint Water Board within the Division. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recfeation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether auto- matic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Dated 20th August 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46995, 20 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Leeds, Northallerton",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
121,20,8,1976,Summer,20,2,1977,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of Water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called "" the Authority"") is applying to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within the city of Kingston upon Hull, the Borough of Beverley, and the District of Holderness. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Dated 20th August 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46995, 20 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Kingston upon Hull, Beverly, Holderness",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
122,20,8,1976,Summer,20,2,1977,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Drought Order Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 20th August 1976 (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 2 of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the Authority to supply water within the undermentioned areas by means of stand- pipes or water tanks ; to erect or set up and maintain standpipes or water tanks in any street within those areas and to continue to raise, charge and levy the normal water rates and charges as if there had been no interruption or diminution of the supply. The areas referred to are: In the Harrogate District The civil parishes of Harrogate, Knaresborough, Pannal and Ripon. In the Leeds Metropolitan District (i) the civil parishes of Arthington, Austhorpe, Barwick- in-Elmet and Scholes, Bramhope, Carlton, Harewood «tnd Swillington. (ii) The Leeds District Wards numbers: —1 (Armley & Castleton), 2 (Beeston & Holbeck), 3 (Burmantofts & Richmond Hill), 4 (Chapel Allerton & Scott Hall), 5 (City & Woodhouse), 6 (Cookridgc & Weetwood), 7 (East & West Hunslet), 8 (Gipton & Whinmoor), 9 (Harehills & Roundhay), 10 (Bramley), 11 (Halton), 12 (Headingley), 13 (Kirkstall), 14 (Burley), 15 (Middleton), 16 (Moor- town), 17 (Osmondthorpe), 18 (Seacroft), 19 (Stanning- ley), 20 (Talbot), 21 (Wortley), 29 (Horsforth), A copy of the Order as made may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours. Dated 8th September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, LSI 5AA, West Yorkshire.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30",Leeds,IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Standpipes
123,23,8,1976,Summer,23,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY RIBBLE DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibition and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under Section 1 (3) (b) of die Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called ""the Act"") audiorising die Audiority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding 6 months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Ribble Division water supply area of die Audiority the use of water for die following purposes (being purposes specified in die Drought Direction 1978 duly made by die Secretary of State under section 1 (3) (b) of die Act): (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or odier apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whetiier publicly or privately owned; (6) die filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whedier automatic or not; (d) die washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) die cleaning of die exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when die premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Audiorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for die time being in force under die Order applies for die purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of diis notice the Ribble Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on die map of the Audiority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising part of die county of Lancashire namely, the whole of the districts of Blackpool, Chorley, Fylde, Hyndburn, Preston, South Ribble and Wyre and parts of the districts of Blackburn, Burnley, Pendle and Ribble Valley. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Audiority's Ribble Division, Pennine House, Stanley Street, Preston, PR1 3DR, and at die Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of 7 days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned: G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration, North West Water Authority. Dawson House, Gt. Sankey, Warrington. Dated 23rd August 1976. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46999, 26 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Blackpool, Chorley, Fylde, Hyndburn, Preston, South Ribble and Wyre and parts of the districts of Blackburn, Burnley, Pendle and Ribble Valley",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
124,25,8,1976,Summer,25,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY NORTHERN DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called "" the Authority "") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called "" the Act"") authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding six months as may be specified in the Order throughout die Northern Division water supply area of the Authority the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3) (b) of the Act): (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (&) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any, where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation of any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatic- ally during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document show- ing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Northern Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepareH for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Cumbria, Lancashire and Northumberland, namely, the whole of the districts of Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Copeland, Eden, Lancaster, South Lakeland and parts of the districts of Carlisle and Tynedale. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Head- quarters of the Authority's Northern Division, Holmehead, Carlisle, and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of seven days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration, North West Water Authority. Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 25th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47000, 27 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Copeland, Eden, Lancaster, South Lakeland, Carlisle, Tynedale",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
125,26,8,1976,Summer,26,2,1977,Winter,"ANGLIAN WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 General Drought Order The Anglian Water Authority hereby gives notice that, as a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists or is threatened in their water supply area by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, they are to apply to the Secretary of State for an Order making such provision authorised by section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 as appears to him to be expedient with a view to meeting the deficiency, and the general effect of the application will be to enable the Secretary of State to make an Order containing the following provisions: A provision whereby the Anglian Water Authority will be authorised within the whole of the water supply area (as defined by the Anglian Water Authority Constitution Order 1973 (S.I. 1973 No. 1359) as amended by the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976 (S.I. 1976 No. 307) to prohibit or limit the use of water for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anyi where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied ; (such a provision being made under sub-section (3) (6) of the said! section). A provision whereby the obligation imposed on the Anglian Water Authority by section 39 of the Third Schedule of the Water Act 1945 in so far as such obligation relates to those parts of the water supply area as are defined in the Schedule hereto modified to the extent that the Authority: (i) may withhold the supply of water between the hour of 6 o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning of the following day ; (ii) may reduce the pressure of the supply of water ; (such a provision being made under sub-section (3) (e) of the said section 1). Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary, the Department of the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB within a period of seven days from the date on which this notice is served or published. Given by the Anglian Water Authority this 20th August 1976. THE SCHEDULE The Peterborough Water Division comprising that part of the water supply area of the Authority as on the 31st Marcn"" 1974 was within the limit of supply of the Soiith Lincolnshire Water Board. The Northampton Water Division comprising that part of the water supply area of the Authority as on the 31st March 1974, was within the limits of supply of Mid- Northamptonshire Water Board, of the Higham Ferrers and Rushden Water Board, and of the Nene and Ouse Water Board. The Bedford Water Division comprising that part of the water supply area of the Authority as on the Sl.st March 1974 was within the limits of supply of the Bedfordshire Water Board and of the Bucks Water Board. The Lincolnshire Water Division comprising that part of the water supply area of the Authority as on the list March 1974, was within the limits of supply of the East Lincolnshire Water Board, of the Kesteven Water Board, of the Lincoln and District Water Board, of the North East Lincolnshire Water Board, and of the North Lindsey Water Board. P. H. Bray, Chief Executive. Anglian Water Authority, Diploma House, Huntingdon. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46999, 26 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
126,26,8,1976,Summer,26,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WESTERN DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called "" the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called "" the Act') authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding 6 months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Western Division water supply area of the Authority the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3)(&)of the Act): (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recrea- tion grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the fiilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any, where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Western Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Greater Manchester and Lancashire and Merseyside, namely, the whole of the districts of Knowsley, Liverpool and Sefton and part of the distrcit of West Lancashire. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Authority's Western Division, Merton House, Bootle, Merseyside, L20 3NH, and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of 7 days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration. North West Water Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 26th August 1976","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47003, 31 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Western Division, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Merseyside",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
127,26,8,1976,Summer,26,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY CENTRAL DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called "" the Act "") authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding six months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Central Division water supply area of the Authority the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified' in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section. 1 (3) (b) of the Act): — (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recrea- tion grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (fc) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of pri- vately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any, where water is re-cycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any pre- mises' to which a prohibition1 or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any con- travention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Central Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Lancashire, namely, the whole of the districts of Halton, St. Helens and Warrington and parts of the districts of West Lancashire and Wigan. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Authority's Central Division, Sundial House, Common Lane, Culceth, Warrington and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson' House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of seven days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration. North West Water Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 26th' August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47003, 31 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Lancashire",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
128,26,8,1976,Summer,26,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY PENNINE DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called "" the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (V) of the Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called "" the Act "") authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding 6 months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Pennine Division water supply area of the Authority the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3) (&) of the Act): (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Pennine Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Greater Manchester and Lancashire, namely, the whole of the districts of Bolton, Oldham, Rochdale and Rossendale and parts of the districts of Blackburn, Burnley, Bury, Salford, Tameside and Wigan. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Authority's Pennine Division, London House, Oldham Road, Middleton, Greater Manchester, M24 1BD, and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of 7 days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration. Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 23rd August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46999, 26 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Pennine division, Greater Manchester, Bolton, Oldham, Rochdale, Rossendale, Blackburn, Burnley, Bury, Salford, Tameside, Wigan",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
129,27,8,1976,Summer,27,2,1977,Winter,"THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATERWORKS COMPANY DROUGHT ACT, 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that the South Staffordshire Waterworks Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act, 1976. The general effect of the order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months from the making of the Order within the whole of the Statutory Area of Supply of the Company the use of water for one or more of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (i) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, other than those designed to be used by the public commercially, and ornamental ponds, other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than windows; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47000, 27 August 1976",England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire,IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
130,27,8,1976,Summer,27,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY SOUTHERN DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called "" the Authority "") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (6) of the Drought Act 1976 (hereinafter called "" the Act"") authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding six months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Southern Division water supply area of the Authority the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3) (6) of the Act): (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades. (g) the operation, in relation of any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Southern Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Cheshire and Merseyside, namely, the whole of the districts of -Cbngleton, Crewe and Nantwich, Ellesmere Port, Vale Royal and Wirral, and parts of the districts of Chester and Macclesfield. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Authority's Southern Division, 69 Allport Road, Bromborough, Merseyside, L62 6AB, and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of seven days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47000, 27 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Southern Divison, Cheshire, Merseyside, Congleton, Crewe, Nantwich, Ellesmere Port, Vale Royal, Wirral, Chester, Macclesfield",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
131,27,8,1976,Summer,27,11,1976,Autumn,"THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2ND SEPTEMBER Authority ("" the Authority"") as set out in the Schedule to this notice, the Authority in pursuance of powers con- tained in section 2 of the Drought Act 1976, is about to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order or Orders, the general effect of which will be that for a period not exceeding 3 months from the date of coming into operation of the Order or Orders the Authority may: 1. Without prejudice to the general provision in- 2 below, limit, at such times and for such periods as it considers expedient, the use of water supplied for any purpose to all or any premises, whether used by domestic consumers, industrial consumers, agricultural consumers, local authority consumers or any _ other consumer. The times and periods of the restrictions will be announced from time to time in newspapers circulating within the area of supply. 2. Prohibit or limit the use of such water for such purpose as the Authority think fit. 3. Supply water by means of stand pipes or water tanks and erect or set up and maintain stand pipes or water tanks in any street. A copy of the relevant map showing the areas denned in the Schedule hereto may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours within a period of 7 days from the date of service/publication of this notice at: (a) The offices of the Herefordshire Water Division, Reay House, 49 Bodenham Road, Hereford ; (6) Offices of the Leominster District Council, 2 Mill Street, Kington, Hereford and Worcester; (c) The offices of the Malvem Hills District Council, St. Katherine's, High Street, Ledbury, Hereford and Worcester. Any objections to the proposed Order should be made in writing within the said period of 7 days to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB. It is requested that a copy of the objection at the same time be sent to the undersigned. THE SCHEDULE The City of Hereford. In the Leominster District Council the parishes of Boden- ham, Stapleton, Kinsham, Byton, Coombe, Pembridge, Staunton-on-Arrow, Titley, Lyonshall, Kington Urban, Kington Rural, Huntington, Brilley, Eardisley, Whitney, Winforton, Willersley, Almeley, Samesfield, Kinnersley, Letton, Staunton-on-Wye, Brobury, Moccas, Blakemere, Eardisland, Monkland, Stretford, Dilwyn, Weobley, Kings Pyon, Birley, Canon Pyon, Norton Canon, Yazor, Worms- ley, Brinsop, Mansell, Gamage, Mansell Lacy, Monnington- on-Why, Byford, Bishopston, and Bridge Sollars. In the Malvern Hills District Council the parishes of Yarkhill, (part), Eggleton, Stretton Randisan, Canon Frome, Castle Farm, Bosbury, Coddington, Wellington Heath, Muns- ley, Ashperton, Tarrington, Woolhope, Putley, Pixley, Much Marcle (part), Aylton, Little Marcle, Ledbury Rural, Ledbury Urban and Eastnor. In the South Herefordshire District Council the parishes of Clifford, Bredwardine, Cusop, Dorstone, Peterchurch (part), Dinmore, Wellington, Marden, Burghill, Moreton-on- Lugg, Sutton, Preston Wynne, Westhide, Withington, Holmer, Pipe and Lyde, Credenhill, Stretton, Sugwas, Breinton, Clehonger (part), Allansmore (part), Heywood, Dewsall, Grafton, Callow, Much Dewchurch, Orcop (part), St. Weonards (part), Llanwarne, Llandinado, Much Birch, Little Birch, Little Dewchurch, Aconbury, Bolstone, Holme Lacey, Fownhope, Sollars Hope, Lower Bullingham, Dine- dor, Hampton Bishop, Lugwardine, Bartestree, Mordiford, Dormington, Weston Beggard, and Stoke Edith. Any Order made under section 2 of the Drought Act 1976 shall not come into effect until a period of 72 hours has elapsed commencing with the date on which a notice of the making of the Order has been published or served. Dated 27th August 1976. H. H. Crann, Chief Executive. Cambrian Way, Brecon","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47004, 02 September 1976",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Hereford,IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,"Rota cuts application, Standpipes application"
132,30,8,1976,Summer,28,2,1977,Winter,"Notice is hereby given that the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland in pursuance of the power conferred by Article 36(1 )(c) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973, has made an Order, entitled The Water (Temporary Restriction) (Number 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 1976 (S.R. 1976 No. 257). This Order restricts the use of water supplied by the Department in the areas described in the Schedule for the purposes of watering gardens, bowling greens, golf links and playing fields or of washing motor vehicles, other than commercial vehicles used for the conveyance of foodstuffs, where such water is drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus, for a period of three months from 27th August, 1976. The restrictions shall not apply to the use of water for the commercial operation of an automatic car wash or to the watering of a market garden. The restrictions shall apply to the Local Government Districts of:— Belfast Castlereagh Ards North Down Down Newry and Mourne — Carrickfergus — Newtownabbey — Larne — Lisburn — Antrim — Ballymena — Moyle — SCHEDULE the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district excluding the Wards of Castlewellan and Tollymore the Wards of Annalong, Binnian and Kilkeel the entire district the entire district the entire district the entire district excluding the Ward of Moira the entire district the entire district the Wards of Glanariff, Glenaan and Glendun. Notice is hereby given that the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland, in pursuance of the powers conferred by Article 36(l)(a) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973, has made an Order entitled the Seven Springs, Millbrook, Larne (Temporary Abstraction) Order (Northern Ireland) 1976 (S.R. 1976 No. 260). This Order authorises the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland to take up to 2.25 megalitres (0.5 million gallons) of water a day from Seven Springs, Millbrook, Larne, during the period of three months commencing on and including 30th August, 1976.  ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 3323, 10 September 1976",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16","Belfast, Castlereagh, Ards, Lisburn, North Dow, Down, Newry, Mourne, Carrickfergus, Newtownabbey, Larne, Antrim, Ballymena, Moyle",IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
133,30,8,1976,Summer,28,2,1977,Winter,"DROUGHT ACT 1976 Northumbrian Water Authority 'During the past four years rainfall on the gathering grounds in the Authority's Wear Division has been only 90 per •cent, of the long term average. This has resulted in stocks of water being low for the time of year. A ban on the use of hosepipes for watering private gardens and washing private cars in Wear Division was imposed on 1st June 1976 and appeals for economy in the use of •water have been made to domestic and industrial con- •sumers. On 16th July 1976 the Authority applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order authorising them to reduce for a period of 6 months the •quantity of compensation water required to be discharged from Bumhope Reservoir and Tunstall Reservoir. A similar shortage of rain in upper Teesdale and in the 'Stokesley area of Cleveland and North Yorkshire has resulted 11977 in a diminution of the flows from springs which are the source of public water supply in those areas. Accordingly the Authority is imposing a ban on the use of hosepipes in both areas from 30th August 1976. To further conserve stocks of water: Notice is hereby given that the Northumbrian Water Authority have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 for an, Order to prohibit or restrict for a period of 6 months the use of water for the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental pools other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The areas to which the proposed Order relates are: 1. The area formerly supplied with water by the Durham County Water Board, comprising all or part of the local government districts of Chester-le-Street, Darling- ton, Durham, Derwentside, Easington, Gatshead, Hartle- pool, Sedgefield, Stockton-on-Tees, Sunderland, Tees- dale, Tynedale and Wear Valley. 2. The parishes of Eggleston, Forest and Frith Holwick, Hunderthwadte, Middleton-in-Teesdale and Newbiggin in the local government district of Teesdale. 3. The parishes of Carlton, Crathorne, Castlelevington, Easby, East Rounton, Faceby, Great and Little Broughton, Great Busby, Little Busby, High Worsall, Hutton Rudby, Ingleby Arncliffe, Ingleby Greenhow, Kildale, Kirkby, Kirklevington, Low Worsall, Picton, Potto, Rudby, Sexhow, Skutterskelfe and Whorlton in- the local government districts of Stockton-on-Tees in the County of Cleveland and Hambleton in the County of North Yorkshire. Maps showing the above areas may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours in the period of 7 days commencing with the date of publication or service of this notice at the Authority's Divisional offices at: (Tees Division), Trenchard Avenue, Thornaby, Stock- ton, Cleveland (Tel.: Stockton 62216). (Wear Division), Neville Court, Nevilles Cross, Durham (Tel.: Durham 3456). Enquiries relating to the proposed Order should be directed to the Divisional,,General Manager at either of the above addresses. Any objections or representations with reference to the proposed Order must be made in writing (quoting ref. WS 55282152) to the Secretary of State for the Environ- ment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication or service of this notice. Any person' so objecting is requested to send a copy of his notice of objection to the undersigned. Dated 2nd September 1976. A. S. Hughes, Secretary and Director of Administration, Northumbrian Water Authority. Northumbria House, Regent Centre, Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE3 3PX.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47004, 02 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91","Chester-le-Street, Darlington, Durham, Derwentside, Easington, Gateshead, Hartlepool, Sedgefield, Stockton-on-Tees, Sunderland, Teesdale, Tynedale, Wear Valley, North Yorkshire",IR,Water Resources,Northumbrian Water,Northumbrian Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
134,31,8,1976,Summer,28,2,1977,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY EASTERN DIVISION DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an1 Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976: (hereinafter called "" the Act"") authorising the Authority: (1) To prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding six months as may be specified in the Order throughout the Eastern Division water supply area of the Authority the use. of water for the following purposes (being purposes specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3) (b) of the Act): (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any, where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) Authorising any officer of the Authority on producing if required some duly authenticated document showing his authority to enter at all reasonable hours any premises to which a prohibition or limitation for the time being in force under the Order applies for the purpose of ascertaining whether there is or has been any contravention of the prohibition or limitation. For the purposes of this notice the Eastern Division water supply area means the area shown coloured red on the map of the Authority prepared for the purposes of the proposed Order comprising parts of the counties of Chester, Derbyshire, Greater Manchester namely, the whole of the districts of Manchester, Stockport and Trafford and parts of the districts of Bury, High Peak, Macclesfield, Salford, Tameside and Wigan. A copy of this map may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal office hours at the Headquarters of the Authority's Eastern Division, Oakland House, Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester, and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW, within a period of seven days of publication of this notice. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/06), 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration, North West Water Authority. Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 26th August 1976","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47003, 31 August 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Chester, Derbyshire, Greater Manchester",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
135,1,9,1976,Autumn,30,9,1976,Autumn,"2200 standpipes erected in north Devon in September 1976 to serve 160,000 people",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKK,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Standpipes
136,1,9,1976,Autumn,1,3,1977,Spring,"SUNDERLAND AND SOUTH SHIELDS WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Derwent Reservoir, which suplies a substantial proportion of the water requirements of both the Sunderland and South Shields Water Company and the Wear Division of the Northumbrian Water Authority, last overflowed in March 1972. Since that time, the weather has been drier than average and the reservoir is now less than half full. This has increasingly serious implications for water supply prospects in 1977. A ban on the use of hosepipes for watering private gardens and washing private motorcars was imposed on 1st June 1976 and appeals for economy in the use of water have been made to domestic and industrial consumers. On 16th July 1976 the Company applied for an Order authorising them to reduce the quality of compensation water required to be discharged from the reservoir and the Secretary of State for the Environment has decided to make the Order. In view of the continuing deterioration of the water situation, there is an urgent need to take further steps to conserve the stocks of water in the reservoir. Notice is hereby given that the Sunderland and South Shields Water Company has applied to the Secretary of Statef or the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 authorising the Company to prohibit or limit during a period of six months the use of water within its area of supply for the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (e) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A map showing the Company's area of supply may be inspected by any person at the offices of the Company, 29 John Street, Sunderland, during normal office hours. Any objections or representations with reference to the proposed Order must be made, in writing (quoting reference WS/5542/215/2), to the Secretary of State for the Environment 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date hereof. Any person so objecting is requested to send a copy of his notice of objection to the undersigned secretary and accountant of the Company. Dated 2nd September 1976 ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47004, 02 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91","Sunderland, South Shields",IR,Water Resources,Sunderland and South Shields Water,Northumbrian Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
137,2,9,1976,Autumn,2,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within Western Division water supply area', that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Craven and Rombalds Water Boards and the Bradford Corporation', now included within the Brad- ford, Calderdale, Leeds, Kirklees, Pendle, Harrogate and Craven local government administrative areas. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses, or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Dated 2nd September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, LSI 5AA, West Yorkshire.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47008, 07 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds, Kirklees, Pendle, Harrogate, Craven",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
138,3,9,1976,Autumn,3,3,1977,Spring,"ANGLIAN WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Bedford Water Division Drought Order Notice is hereby given that the Anglian Water Authority, as a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists or is threatened in the area of their Bedford Water Division as denned in the Schedule hereto by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, they are to apply to the - Secretary of State for an Order making such provision authorised by section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 as appears to him to be expedient with a view to meeting the deficiency, and the general effect of the application will be to enable the Secretary of State to make an Order containing the following provisions: (1) A provision whereby the Anglian Water Authority will be authorised within the said area of the Bedford Water Division to prohibit or limit the use of water for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler, or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (&) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied; (such a provision being made under subsection (3) (b) of the said section). (2) A provision whereby the obligation imposed on the Anglian Water Authority by section 39 of the Third Schedule of the Water Act 1945 in relation to the said area of the Bedford Water Division is modified to the extent that the Authority (i) may withhold the supply of water between the hour of 6 o'clock in the evening and 8 o'clock in the morning of the following day ; (ii) may reduce the pressure of the supply of water (such a provision being made under subsection (3) (e) of the said section 1). Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary, the Department of the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within a period of 7 days from the date on which this notice is served or published. Given by the Anglian Water Authority the 26th August 1976. THE SCHEDULE The area of the Bedford Water Division means that part of the water supply area of the Authority (as defined by the Anglian Water Authority Constitution Order 1973) (S.I. 1973 No. 1359) and amended by the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration' of Boundaries) Order 1976 (S.I. 1976 No. 307) as on the 31st March 1974, was within the limits of supply of the Bedfordshire Water Board, of the Bucks Water Board, and of the water undertaking of the Buckingham Corporation. P. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47005, 03 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Bedford Division,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Demand,"Hosepipe ban application, Rota cuts application, Pressure reductions application"
139,3,9,1976,Autumn,3,3,1977,Spring,"EAST WORCESTERSHIRE WATERWORKS 'COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that the East Worcestershire Water- works Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit, for a period of 6 months from the making of the Order, within the whole of the Statutory Area of Supply of the Company, the use of water for one or more of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partly, of privately owned swimming pools, other than those designed to be used by the public commercially, and ornamental ponds, other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; 1976 (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A map indicating the area in which the above-mentioned limitations or prohibitions will be in force may be inspected by any person free of charge during the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice at the Company's Principal Office at 46 New Road, Broms- grove, and at the Company's Branch Offices at Evesham and Redditch, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily, Monday to Friday. Any objections to the above Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, addressed' to the Secretary, Department of the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice. It is requested that at the same time a copy of any such objection should be sent to the undersigned. /. S. Lucas, Secretary. 46 New Road, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. 3rd September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47005, 03 September 1976",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",East Worcestershire,IR,Water Resources,East Worcestershire Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
140,3,9,1976,Autumn,2,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 South West Water Authority (Prescribed Uses: No. 1) (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under Section 1(3)(6) of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-mentioned Order which came into operation on 3rd September 1976. The effect of the Order is to empower the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area of the City of Plymouth and parts of the districts of Caradon, North Cornwall, South Hams and West Devon as shown on the deposited plan, for any of the purposes contained in the ministerial direction and specified in the Schedule to this Notice (a) by consumers •generally or (b) by the specified class or (c) by any particular consumer within the specified class. Order will have effect up until and including 2nd March 1977. Copies of the Order, the ministerial direction and the deposited map will be held on deposit and available for inspection during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned. Copies of the Order will also be available at the offices of the 'South West Water Authority, 6th Floor, Civic Centre, Plymouth. THE SCHEDULE Specified Purposes and Classes of Consumer (1) Specified purpose (2) Specified class 1. The watering, by hosepipe sprinkler or other apparatus 1. Owners, occupiers and users of any land, facilities or of any of the following whether publicly or privately amenities mentioned in column (1). owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (/) playing fields; 0?) golf courses; (h) racecourses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the 2. Owners, occupiers and users of any land or facilities following, being privately owned: mentioned in column (1). (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether 3. Owners, operators and users of mechanical car washers, automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than 4. Owners and users of road vehicles, safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. • 5. Owners and occupiers of buildings. •6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, 6. Owners and occupiers of any land or amenities including any where water is recycled. mentioned in column (1). 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other 7. Owners and occupiers of premises mentioned in premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically column (1). during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. 10th September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Plymouth, Caradon, North Cornwall, South Hams, West Devon",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
141,3,9,1976,Autumn,2,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ORDER 1976 South West Water Authority (Prescribed Uses: No. 2) (Drought) Order 1976 ""Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under Section 1(3)(A) of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-mentioned Order which came into operation on 3rd September 1976. The effect of the Order is to empower the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area of the Borough of Torbay, the district of Teignbridge and parts of the districts of South Hams and West Devon as shown on the deposited plan, for any purpose contained in the ministerial direction and specified in the Schedule to this Notice (a) by consumers generally or >(b) by the specified class or (c) by any particular consumer within the specified class. Order will have effect up until and including 2nd March 1977. Copies of the Order, the ministerial direction and the deposited map will be held on deposit and available for inspection •during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned. Copies of the Order will also be available at the office of the ""South West Water Authority, Kings Ash Road, Paignton. 1 THE SCHEDULE Specified Purposes and Classes of Consumer (1) Specified purpose (2) Specified class 1. The watering, by hosepipe sprinkler or other apparatus 1. Owners, occupiers and users of any land, facilities or of any of the following, whether publicly or privately amenities mentioned in column (1). owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (/) playing fields; (g) golf courses; (7i) racecourses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the 2. Owners, occupiers and users of any »and or facilities following, being privately owned: mentioned in column (1). (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Torbay, Teignbridge, South Hams, West Devon",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
142,3,9,1976,Autumn,2,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ORDER 1976 South West Water Authority (Prescribed Uses: No. 3) (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under Section 1(3)(6) of the- Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-mentioned Order which came into- operation on 3rd September 1976. The effect of the Order is to empower the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area of the City of Exeter and district of East Devon and parts of the Borough of Taunton Deane and the districts of Tiverton, West Dorset, West Somerset and Yeovil as shown on the deposited plan, for any purpose contained in the ministerial direction and specified in the Schedule to this Notice (a) by consumers generally or (b) by the specified class or (c) by any particular consumer within the specified class. Order will have effect up until and including 2nd March 1977. Copies of the Order, the ministerial direction and the deposited map will be held on deposit and available for inspection during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned. Copies of the Order will also be available at the offices of East Devon District Council, 128 High Street, Honiton. THE SCHEDULE Specified Purposes and Classes of Consumer (1) Specified purpose (2) Specified class 1. The watering, by hosepipe sprinkler or other apparatus 1. Owners, occupiers and users of any land, facilities or of any of the following whether publicly or privately amenities mentioned in column (1). owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (<?) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (/) playing fields; (g) golf courses; (h) racecourses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the 2. Owners, occupiers and users of any land or facilities; following, being privately owned: mentioned in column (1). (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether 3. Owners, operators and users of mechanical car washers. automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than 4. Owners and users of road vehicles. safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 5. Owners and occupiers of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, 6. Owners and occupiers of any land or amenities including any where water is recycled. mentioned in column (1). 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other 7. Owners and occupiers of premises mentioned in premises, of any cistern which flashes automatically column (1). during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. 10th September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Exeter, East Devon, Tiverton, West Somerset, Yeovil, West Dorset, Taunton Deane",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
143,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone and District Water Company,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
144,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ2, UKJ3","UKJ27, UKJ31, UKJ35, UKJ36",Portsmouth Water,IR,Water Resources,Portsmouth Water,Portsmouth Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
145,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Eastbourne Water,IR,Water Resources,Eastbourne Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
146,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent Water,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
147,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Sussex Water,IR,Water Resources,Mid Sussex Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
148,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",West Kent Water,IR,Water Resources,West Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
149,6,9,1976,Autumn,26,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY Drought Act 1976 Notice is hereby given, that by reason of serious deficiencies of supplies of water due to exceptional short- age of rain, the Southern Water Authority, the Ports- mouth Water Company, the Mid Sussex Water Company,, the Eastbourne Waterworks Company, the West Kent Water Company, the Mid Kent Water Company and the Folkestone and District Water Company are jointly apply- ing to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an. Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising the said Authority and the said Statutory Water Companies respectively to prohibit or limit the use of water (irrespective of source) for a period not exceeding six months from the coming into operation, of the Order or Orders by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority) in which the Authority themselves supply water directly and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in the Schedule hereto being purposes mentioned in the Drought Direction 1976 given to Water Authorities and Statutory Water Companies by the Sec- retary of State on the 10th August 1976. A copy of a plan, showing the water supply area of ""the Authority and the Statutory Water Companies which will be affected by the proposed Order or Orders may 'be inspected by any person free of charge during all reason- able hours at die Head Office of the Authority at Guild- bourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex, and at the Divisional Offices of the Kent River and Water Division at Rivers House, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, the Hampshire River and Water Division at Marland House, Civic Centre Road, Southampton, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight River and Water Division at St. Nicholas, 58 St. John's Road, Newport, Isle of Wight, and the Sussex River and Water Division at Lewes Road, Palmer, Brighton, East Sussex. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London,- SW1P 3EB, within 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The tilling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades,, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 6th September 1976. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Authority. /. F. Batty, Assistant Secretary, Portsmouth Water Company. G. R. Inns, Secretary and Treasurer, Mid Sussex Water Company. /. F. H. Clark, Secretary and Accountant, Eastbourne Waterworks Company. M. f. A. Morris, Secretary and Accountant, West Kent Water Company. R. W. Randall, Company Secretary, Mid Kent Water Company. D. H. A. Dunks, Secretary and Accountant, Folke- stone and District Water Company.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47009, 09 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15",Southern Water,IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
150,7,9,1976,Autumn,7,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of water Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 7th September 1976 (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within the City of Kingston upon Hull, the Borough of Beverley, and the District of Holder- ness. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the Order as made may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours. Dated 8th September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Kingston upon Hull, Beverly, Holderness",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
151,7,9,1976,Autumn,7,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of Use of Water Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 7th September 1976 (to remain in force for 6 months) under Section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within South Western Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Calderdaie, Mid-Calder and Wakefield & District Water Boards and the former Huddersfield Corpora- tion, now generally included within the Oalderdale, Wake- field and Kirklees local government administrative areas. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, 'by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race courses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than .fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (f) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the Order as made may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours.—Dated Sth September 1976. A, B. Baldwin, Chief Executive West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA West Yorkshire","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47011, 13 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Oalderdale, Wakefield, Kirklees",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
152,7,9,1976,Autumn,7,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of water Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 7th September 1976 (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within the City of Kingston upon Hull, the Borough of Beverley, and the District of Holderness. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the Order as made may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours. Dated 8th September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Kingston upon Hull, Beverly, Holderness",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
153,8,9,1976,Autumn,8,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Prohibition of use of water Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 8th September 1976 (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below within the North Central Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Leeds Corporation Water Undertaking, the Claro Water Board and the Northallerton and the Dales Water Board, and that part of the former Ryedale Joint Water Board within the Division. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the Order as made may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable hours. Dated 8th September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Leeds, Northallerton",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
154,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Colne Valley Water,IR,Water Resources,Colne Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
155,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Lee Valley Water,IR,Water Resources,Lee Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
156,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",North Surrey Water,IR,Water Resources,North Surrey Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
157,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Water,IR,Water Resources,Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
158,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THE ESSEX WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that the Essex Water Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit for a period of six months from the making of the Order within the whole of the Statutory 1976 Area of Supply of the Company the use of water for one or more of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds, other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether auto- matic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than- safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A map on which is indicated the area in which the above-mentioned prohibitions will be in force may be in- spected by any person free of charge during the period of seven days from the date of the publication of this notice at the offices of the Company at 342 South Street, Romford, Essex, RM1 2AL, between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Any objection to the above Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, addressed to the Secretary, Department of the Environment,. 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice. It is requested that at the same time a copy of any such objection should be sent to the undersigned. 14th September 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI","UKH1, UKH3, UKI4, UKI5","UKH14, UKH15, UKH17, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI41, UKI52, UKI53",Essex,IR,Water Resources,Essex Water,Essex & Suffolk Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
159,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THE ESSEX WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that the Essex Water Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit for a period of six months from the making of the Order within the whole of the Statutory Area of Supply of the Company the use of water for one or more of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds, other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other thansafety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A map on which is indicated the area in which the above-mentioned prohibitions will be in force may be inspected by any person free of charge during the period of seven days from the date of the publication of this notice at the offices of the Company at 342 South Street, Romford, Essex, RM1 2AL, between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Any objection to the above Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, addressed to the Secretary, Department of the Environment,. 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice. It is requested that at the same time a copy of any such objection should be sent to the undersigned. 14th September 1976. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47014, 14 September 1976",England,"UKH, UKI","UKH1, UKH3, UKI4, UKI5","UKH14, UKH15, UKH17, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI41, UKI52, UKI53",Essex,IR,Water Resources,Essex Water,Essex & Suffolk Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
160,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Southern Water,IR,Water Resources,Mid Southern Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
161,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",East Surrey Water,IR,Water Resources,East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
162,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",Sutton District Water,IR,Water Resources,Sutton District Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
163,14,9,1976,Autumn,14,3,1977,Spring,"THAMES WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Chiltern, Lea and Vales Divisions) the Colne Valley Water Company, the Lee Valley Water Company and the Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Cotswold Division) (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Lambourn Division) and the Mid Southern Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Metropolitan Water Division) and the Sutton District Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 The Thames Water Authority (Southern Division) the East <• Surrey Water Company and the North Surrey Water Company (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment pursuant to an Application in that behalf made to him by the Thames Water Authority and Statutory Water Companies named in the First Schedule hereto notice of which was dated 18th August 1976 made the abovementioned Orders on 13th September 1976. Copies of these Orders may be inspected at any of the offices mentioned in the Second Schedule hereto. Each of the said Orders came into operation on 14th September 1976. Notice is also hereby given that in pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Orders the Authority and the Companies respectively have prohibited the use of water on and from 25th September 1976 by consumers generally (i) throughout the whole of that part of the water supply area of the Authority in which the Authority themselves supply water directly being that part of the said area previously supplied by the former statutory water undertakers listed in Schedule Three hereto and now forming part of the Authority's Divisions indicated and (ii) throughout the limits of supply of the said Statutory Water Companies, for the purposes set out in Schedule Four hereto.—Dated 22nd September 1976 E. C. Reed, Director of Operations, Thames Water Authority W. A. Cosgrave, Secretary, Colne Valley Water Company /. F. M. Foster, Secretary, East Surrey Water Company /. W. Milne, Secretary, Lee Valley Water Company N. Dean, Secretary, Mid Southern Water Company F. N. Green, Secretary, North Surrey Water Company R. L. Simpson, Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company G. L. Ingham, Secretary, Sutton District Water Company FIRST SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority; Colne Valley Water Company; East Surrey Water Company; Lee Valley Water Company; Mid Southern Water Company; North Surrey Water Company; Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company; Sutton District Water Company. SECOND SCHEDULE Thames Water Authority, New River Head, Rosebery Avenue, London EC1. Chiltern Division, Maple Lodge, Denham Way, Rickmansworth, Herts. Cotswold Division, 17 Bath -Road, Swindon, Wilts. Lambourn Division, 11 Berkeley Avenue, Reading, Berks. Lea Division, The Grange, Crossbrook Street, Waltham Cross, Herts. Southern Division, Filmer Grove, Nightingale Road, Goldaming, Surrey. Vales Division, Denton House, Iffley Turn, Oxford. Colne Valley Water Company, Blackwell House, Aldenham Road, Watford, Herts. East Surrey Water Company, London Road, Redhill, Surrey. Lee Valley Water Company, P.O. Box 48 Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Herts. Mid Southern Water Company, Frimley Green, Camberley, Surrey. North Surrey Water Company, The Causeway, Staines, Middlesex. Rickmansworth and Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Batchwqrth, Rickmansworth, Herts. Sutton District Water Company, 41 Carshalton Road, Sutton, Surrey. THIRD 'SCHEDULE Croydon Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Epsom and Ewell Corporation (Metropolitan Water Division). Swindon Corporation (Cotswold Division). Cotswold Water Board (Cotswold Division). Metropolitan Water Board (Metropolitan Water Division). Middle Thames Water Board (Chiltern Division) Oxfordshire and District Water Board (Vales Division). Thames Valley Water Board (Lambourn Division). West Surrey Water Board (Southern Division). Bucks Water Board (that part of the area transferred to Thames Water Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Anglian and Thames Water Authorities (Alteration of Boundaries) Order 1976) (Chiltern and Vales Divisions). FOURTH SCHEDULE Prohibited Purposes (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (f) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, or any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Arrangements have been made to discuss with those persons and organisations who have already made representations or objections to the Secretary of State and I or The Thames Water Authority the effects of the above, and the Thames Water Authority and the Water Companies are prepared to consider further representations on the grounds of extreme hardship with a view to endeavouring to alleviate such hardship wherever possible. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47023, 27 September 1976",England,"UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK","UKF2, UKG1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI6, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKH35, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ43, UKJ46, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames Water,IR,Water Resources,Thames Water,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
164,17,9,1976,Autumn,17,3,1977,Spring,"WELSH NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Chester Waterworks Company Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists in the area supplied with water by the Welsh National Water Development Authority ("" the Authority""), the Chester Waterworks Company, and the Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company, namely the areas set out in Parts 1, 2 and 3 respectively of the Schedule to this notice, the Authority and the said Companies respectively are jointly about to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment and to the Secretary of State for Wales for an Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order or Orders will be to authorise the Authority and the said Companies to prohibit or limit, for a period of 6 months from the date of coming into operation of the Order or Orders, within the said areas, the use of water for any one or more of the following purposes, being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales on 10th August 1976: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or private owned ; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any objections to the proposed Order or Orders should be made in writing within a period of 7 days from the date of service/publication of this notice ; (a) to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, for objections in England, quoting reference 5536/215/7, or (b) to the Secretary of State for Wales, Welsh Office, Pearl Assurance House, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, CF1 3RT, for objections in Wales, quoting reference LG/ WS/32/3/8. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. It is requested that a copy of the objection may at the same time be sent to the undersigned. THE SCHEDULE PART 1 The Welsh National Water Development Authority In the County of Clwyd the following Boroughs/Districts: District of Alyn and Deeside. Borough of Colwyn. Borough of Delyn. District of Glyndwr. Borough of Rhuddlan. In the County of Dyfed the following Boroughs/Districts: District of Carmarthen. District of Ceredigion. Borough of Dinefwr. Borough of Llanelli. District of Preseli. District of South Pembrokeshire. In the County of Gwent the following District: 'District of Monmouth'. In the County of Gwynedd the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Aberconwy. District of Arfon. District of Dwyfor. Borough of Isle of Anglesey. District of Meirionnydd. In the County of Mid Glamorgan the following Boroughs: Borough of Cynon Valley. Borough of Ogwr. Borough of Taff-Ely. In the County of Powys the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Brecknock. District of Radnor. In the County of South Glamorgan the following Borough: Borough of Vale of Glamorgan. In the County of West Glamorgan the following Boroughs and City: Borough of Afan. Borough of Lliw Valley. Borough of Neath. The City of Swansea. Except the areas to which the following Order applies: Statutory Instrument 1976 No. 1364, Water, England and Wales, The Welsh National Water Development Authority (South East Wales) (Drought) Order 1976. PART 2 Chester Waterworks Company In the County of Cheshire the following District: District of Chester. In the County of Clwyd the following District: District of Alyn and Deeside. PART 3 Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company In the County of Cheshire the following District: District of Chester. In the County of Clwyd the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Wrexham Maelor. District of Glyndwr. District of Delyn. District of Alyn and Deeside. H. H. Crann, Chief Executive, Welsh National Water Development Authority, Cambrian Way, Brecon Powys, LD3 7HP. S C. Waller, Engineering Manager, Chester Waterworks Company, Aqua House, 45 Boughton, Chester, CH3 5AU. P H Galloway, Secretary and Accountant, Wrexham 'and East Denbighshire Water Company, 21 Egerton Street, Wrexham, Clwyd, Wales.  ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47017, 17 September 1976",England,"UKD, UKG, UKL","UKD6, UKG2, UKL1, UKL2","UKD63, UKG22, UKL13, UKL23, UKL24",Chester,IR,Water Resources,Chester Waterworks,Dee Valley Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
165,17,9,1976,Autumn,17,3,1977,Spring,"WELSH NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Chester Waterworks Company Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists in the area supplied with water by the Welsh National Water Development Authority ("" the Authority""), the Chester Waterworks Company, and the Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company, namely the areas set out in Parts 1, 2 and 3 respectively of the Schedule to this notice, the Authority and the said Companies respectively are jointly about to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment and to the Secretary of State for Wales for an Order or Orders under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order or Orders will be to authorise the Authority and the said Companies to prohibit or limit, for a period of 6 months from the date of coming into operation of the Order or Orders, within the said areas, the use of water for any one or more of the following purposes, being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales on 10th August 1976: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or private owned ; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any objections to the proposed Order or Orders should be made in writing within a period of 7 days from the date of service/publication of this notice ; (a) to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, for objections in England, quoting reference 5536/215/7, or (b) to the Secretary of State for Wales, Welsh Office, Pearl Assurance House, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, CF1 3RT, for objections in Wales, quoting reference LG/ WS/32/3/8. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. It is requested that a copy of the objection may at the same time be sent to the undersigned. THE SCHEDULE PART 1 The Welsh National Water Development Authority In the County of Clwyd the following Boroughs/Districts: District of Alyn and Deeside. Borough of Colwyn. Borough of Delyn. District of Glyndwr. Borough of Rhuddlan. In the County of Dyfed the following Boroughs/Districts: District of Carmarthen. District of Ceredigion. Borough of Dinefwr. Borough of Llanelli. District of Preseli. District of South Pembrokeshire. In the County of Gwent the following District: 'District of Monmouth'. In the County of Gwynedd the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Aberconwy. District of Arfon. District of Dwyfor. Borough of Isle of Anglesey. District of Meirionnydd. In the County of Mid Glamorgan the following Boroughs: Borough of Cynon Valley. Borough of Ogwr. Borough of Taff-Ely. In the County of Powys the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Brecknock. District of Radnor. In the County of South Glamorgan the following Borough: Borough of Vale of Glamorgan. In the County of West Glamorgan the following Boroughs and City: Borough of Afan. Borough of Lliw Valley. Borough of Neath. The City of Swansea. Except the areas to which the following Order applies: Statutory Instrument 1976 No. 1364, Water, England and Wales, The Welsh National Water Development Authority (South East Wales) (Drought) Order 1976. PART 2 Chester Waterworks Company In the County of Cheshire the following District: District of Chester. In the County of Clwyd the following District: District of Alyn and Deeside. PART 3 Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water Company In the County of Cheshire the following District: District of Chester. In the County of Clwyd the following Boroughs/Districts: Borough of Wrexham Maelor. District of Glyndwr. District of Delyn. District of Alyn and Deeside. H. H. Crann, Chief Executive, Welsh National Water Development Authority, Cambrian Way, Brecon Powys, LD3 7HP. S C. Waller, Engineering Manager, Chester Waterworks Company, Aqua House, 45 Boughton, Chester, CH3 5AU. P H Galloway, Secretary and Accountant, Wrexham 'and East Denbighshire Water Company, 21 Egerton Street, Wrexham, Clwyd, Wales.  ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47017, 17 September 1976",England,"UKD, UKG, UKL","UKD6, UKG2, UKL1, UKL2","UKD63, UKG22, UKL13, UKL23, UKL24","Wrexham, Denbighshire",IR,Water Resources,Wrexham and East Denbighshire Water,Dee Valley Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
166,17,9,1976,Autumn,16,3,1977,Spring,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY The North West Water Authority (Prescribed Uses) (Drought) Order 1976 PROHIBITIONS ON THE USE OF WATER Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment, in exercise of the powers conferred upon him by section 1 of the Drought Act 1976, has made the above-mentioned Order which came into operation on 17th September 1976. 2. Copies of the Order may be inspected at the Divisional Offices of the Authority at: Eastern Division, Oakland House, Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester Ml 6 OQF Western Division, Merton House, Bootle, Merseyside, L20 3NH Pennine Division, London House, Oldham Road, Middleton M24 1BD Rivers Division, Bancroft House, Liverpool Road, Great Sankey, Warrington WAS 3LP Central Division, New Town House, Buttermarket Street, Warrington WAI 2QG Northern Division, 36 Holme Head, Carlisle, CA2 SLA Ribble Division, Pennine House, Stanley Street, Preston, PR1 4DR Southern Division, Allport Road/Bridle Road, Bromborough, Merseyside and at the Head Office of the Authority, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington. 3. The Authority, in exercise of the powers conferred by the above-mentioned Order, hereby gives notice that the use of water (as defined below) for all the purposes specified in Column 1 of paragraph 4 below by the classes of consumer specified in Column 2 of that paragraph is prohibited throughout the Authority's Water Supply Area. The prohibitions will come into force on the publication of this notice and will remain in force until 16th March 1977 or until further notice, whichever is the earlier. The prohibitions may be relaxed or varied in the case of hardship or other exceptional circumstances. For the purposes of those prohibitions, water means all the water supplied by the Authority through its mains or otherwise, all water from rivers and streams, and all water from adits, boreholes, canals, lakes, ponds and wells, except:— (i) water which has wholly been used at least once, e.g. washing up water, laundry water, bath water; (ii) water which can be lawfully abstracted from immediately above or from any point below the high water mark of ordinary tides in any river or stream; and (iii) treated sewage effluent. Accordingly persons may use any of the types of water mentioned in sub-paras, (i), (ii) and (iii) above for any of the purposes for which the use of water is otherwise prohibited. 4. The Prohibitions: I 2 Specified purpose Specified class 1. The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of any of the 1. Owners, occupiers and users of any land, following, whether publicly or privately owned— facilities or amenities mentioned in (a) parks; column 1. (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (/)playing fields; (g) golf courses; (A) racecourses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the following, being 2. Owners, occupiers and users of any land or privately owned— facilities mentioned in column 1. (a) swimming pools, except the first time filling of newly constructed swimming pools where failure to fill would result in structural damage thereto; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not 3. Owners, operators and users of mechanical car washers. 4. The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 4. Owners and users of road vehicles. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings, except— 5. Owners and occupiers of buildings. (i) the cleaning of windows; (ii) the completion of exterior cleaning where work on site has already commenced at the date of publication of this notice; (iii) such cleaning of localised areas of buildings as is a necessary prerequisite to immediate building repairs; (iv) the cleaning of paintwork as a necessary prerequisite to immediate repainting. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere 6. Owners and occupiers of any land or water is recycled. amenities mentioned in column 1. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern 7. Owners and occupiers of premises men- which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are tioned in column 1. wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any person who uses water in contravention of these prohibitions, is liable under section 4 of the Drought Act 1976, on summary conviction to a fine of up to £400, or on conviction on indictment to an unlimited fine. Dated 17th September 1976. J. G. Lloyd, Chief Executive. Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington WAS 3LW","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47021, 23 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92",North West,IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban
167,17,9,1976,Autumn,17,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Power to prohibit use of water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called ""the Authority"") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising it to prohibit or limit the use of water for the purposes set out below within the North Eastern Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Scarborough Corpora- tion, Norton Urban District Council and that part of the former Ryedale Joint Water Board within the Division. The purposes which could be prohibited or limited are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet deficiencies of supplies of water in tKe areas referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. Dated 17th September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47020, 23 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Scarborough, Norton, North Eastern Division",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
168,17,9,1976,Autumn,17,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Power to prohibit use of water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called ""the Authority"") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising it to prohibit or limit the use of water for the purposes set out below within the Southern Divi- sion water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham and Rawmarsh 'water undertakings. The purposes which could be prohibited or limited are: (d) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47020, 23 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham, Rawmarsh, Southern Division",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
169,17,9,1976,Autumn,17,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Power to prohibit use of water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called "" the Authority"") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under %ection 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising it to prohibit or limit the use of water for the purposes set out below within the Districts of Boothferry and North Wolds. The purposes' which could be prohibited or limited are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds1, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (g) the operation, in' relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Objections to the application may be made to the Secre- tary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet deficiencies of supplies of water in the areas referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. Dated 17th September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LSI SAA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47022, 24 September 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Boothferry, North Wolds",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
170,19,9,1976,Autumn,19,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WATER SHORTAGE DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional short- age of rain there exists a serious deficiency of supplies of water in the area of the South West Water Authority speci- fied in the First Schedule hereto and the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable the Authority for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of watetf for one or more of the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto. If the Order is granted restrictions on such uses will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by a further Public Notice. A copy of the plan showing the area affected may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and at the Authority's offices, Grenville Houe, Bout Port Street, Barnstaple. Objections to the application should be. made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Mairsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB (with a copy to the undersigned) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. FIRST SCHEDULE Districts comprising Division 2 North Torridge, North Devon and parts of North Cornwall, West Devon and Tiverton. SECOND SCHEDULE Purposes to which the application applies 1. The watering byi hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds; 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether automatic or not; 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; 7. The operation in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Dated 19th August 1976.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46994, 19 August 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Division 2, North Torridge, North Devon, North Cornwall, West Devon, Tiverton",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
171,19,9,1976,Autumn,19,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WATER SHORTAGE DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists and that the deficiency is such as is likely to impair the economic and social well being of persons in the area of the South West Water Authority contained in the Schedule to this notice and the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under sections 2 (3) (b) and 2 (3) (c) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable the Authority for a period not exceeding 3 months in the same area. 1. To prohibit or limit the use of water for such purposes as the Authority think fit; 2. To supply water by means of stand pipes or water tanks, and to erect or set up and maintain stand pipes or water tanks in any street in the said areas. If the Order is granted restrictions on use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority! by a further Public Notice. A copy of a map showing the area affected may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and at the 11359 Authority's offices, Grenville House, Bout Port Street, Barnstaple. Objection's to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB (with a copy to the undersigned) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. THE SCHEDULE 1. The whole of North Devon District. 2. The whole of Torridge District. 3. West Devon' District except the Parishes of Buckland Monachorum, Meavy, Sheepstbr and Walkhampton and part of Horrabridge and Lydford. 4. In the District of Tiverton the following Parishes: Hampton, Bickleigh, Bow, Brushford, Cadbury, Cadeleigh, Chawlei'gh, Cheriton Bishop, Clannaborough, Coldridge, Colebrooke, Crediton Town, Crediton Hamlets, Cruwys Morchard, Down St. Mary, Eggesford, Hiittisledgh, Kenner- leagh, Lapford, Loxbeare, Morchard Bishop, Morebath, Newtoni St. Gyres, Nymet Rowland, Oakford; Poughill, Puddington, Sandford, Shobrooke, Stockleigh English, Stockledgh Pomeroy, Stoodleigh, Templeton, Thelbridge, Thorverton, Upton Hellions, Washfield, Washford Pyne, Wembworthy, Woolfardisworthy and Zeal Monachorum. 5. In the District of North Cornwall the following Parishes: Boyton, Bude-Stratton Town, Jacobstow, Launcells, Marhamchurch, Morwenstow, North Petherwin, North Tamerton, Poundstock, St. Gennys, Warbstow, Week St. Mary, Werrington, Whitstone and Kilhampton. 6. In the District of Teignbridge the following Parishes: Dunsford, Holcombe Burnell (Longdown), Tedburn St. Mary and Whitestone. Dated 16th August 1976. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Bamfield Road, Exeter, Devon.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 46994, 19 August 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","The whole of North Devon District. 2. The whole of Torridge District. 3. West Devon' District except the Parishes of Buckland Monachorum, Meavy, Sheepstbr and Walkhampton and part of Horrabridge and Lydford. 4. In the District of Tiverton the following Parishes: Hampton, Bickleigh, Bow, Brushford, Cadbury, Cadeleigh, Chawlei'gh, Cheriton Bishop, Clannaborough, Coldridge, Colebrooke, Crediton Town, Crediton Hamlets, Cruwys Morchard, Down St. Mary, Eggesford, Hiittisledgh, Kenner- leagh, Lapford, Loxbeare, Morchard Bishop, Morebath, Newtoni St. Gyres, Nymet Rowland, Oakford; Poughill, Puddington, Sandford, Shobrooke, Stockleigh English, Stockledgh Pomeroy, Stoodleigh, Templeton, Thelbridge, Thorverton, Upton Hellions, Washfield, Washford Pyne, Wembworthy, Woolfardisworthy and Zeal Monachorum. 5. In the District of North Cornwall the following Parishes: Boyton, Bude-Stratton Town, Jacobstow, Launcells, Marhamchurch, Morwenstow, North Petherwin, North Tamerton, Poundstock, St. Gennys, Warbstow, Week St. Mary, Werrington, Whitstone and Kilhampton",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Standpipes application
172,20,9,1976,Autumn,7,3,1977,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 South West Water A uthority (Prescribed Uses No. 5] (Drought) Order 1976 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under Section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers en- abling him in that behalf has made the above-named Order which came into operation on 8th September 1976. The effect of the Order is to empower the Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area of the district of Restormel, parts of the districts of North Corn- wall and Caradon and the Parish of Newlyn shown on the deposited plan, for any purpose contained in the ministerial direction specified in the Schedule to the Notice (a) by consumers generally or (b) by the specified class or (c) by any particular consumer within the specified class. The Order will take effect up until and including 7th March 1977. prohibit or limit Copies of the Order, the ministerial direction and the deposited may will be held on deposit and available for inspection during all reasonable office hours at the offices of the undersigned. Copies of the Order will also be avail- 12763 able at the offices of the South West Water Authority, Victoria Square, Bodmin.—Dated 20th September 1976. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, EX1 IRE (68) THE SCHEDULE Specified Purposes and Classes of Consumer (1) (2) Specified purpose Specified C'ass 1. The watering, by hosepipe, 1. Owners, occupiers and sprinkler or other appa- users of any land, facili- ratus of any of the follow- ties or amenities men- ing, whether publicly or tioned in column (1). privately owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (f) playing fields; (g) golf courses; (h) racecourses. 2. The filling, whether wholly 2. Owners, occupiers and or partially, of either of users of any land or facili- the following, being pri- ties mentioned in column vately owned: (1). (aj swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechani- 3. Owners, operators and cal car washers whether users of mechanical car automatic or not washers. 4. The washing of road 4. Owners and users of road vehicles for any reason vehicles. other than safety or hy- giene. 5. The cleaning of the exter- 5. Owners and occupiers of ior of buildings. buildings. 6. The operation of orna- 6. Owners and occupiers of mental fountains or cas- any land or amenities cades, including any where mentioned in column (1). water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation 7. Owners and occupiers of to any building or other premises mentioned in premises, of any cistern column (1). which flushes automatic- ally, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially un- occupied. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47018, 20 September 1976",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Restormel, North Cornwall, Caradon, Newlyn",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
173,21,9,1976,Autumn,21,3,1977,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY Power to prohibit use of water Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has made an Order on 21st September 1976 (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 authorising it to prohibit or limit the use of water for the purposes set out below within the Western Division water supply area, that is within those areas previously supplied by the former Craven and Rom- balds Water Boards and the Bradford Corporation. The purposes which can be prohibited or limited are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses, or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene : (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Further notice will be given before any prohibition is imposed in exercise of the new powers. Dated 28th September 1976. A. B. Baldwin, Chief Executive. West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47028, 01 October 1976",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Western Division, Craven, Rombalds, Bradford",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
174,23,9,1976,Autumn,23,3,1977,Spring,"CAMBRIDGE WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT, 1976 Prohibition of Use of Water Notice is hereby given that die Cambridge Water Company is applying to die Secretary of State for die Environment for an Order under section 1(3)(6) of die the Drought Act, 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit, for a period of 6 months from the coining into operation of the Order, within the whole of the Statutory Area of Supply of the Company, the use of water for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race-courses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds, other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical carwashers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (g) the operation', in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern' which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Any objections to the above Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, addressed to the Secretary, Department of the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB, within the period of 7 days from the date of service or publication of this notice. It is requested that at the same time a copy of any such objection should be sent to the undersigned. Dated 23rd September 1976. A. G. Moores, Secretary. 41 Rustat Road, Cambridge CB1 3QS. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47021, 23 September 1976",England,UKH,"UKH1, UKH2, UKH3","UKH12, UKH14, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35",Cambridge,IR,Water Resources,Cambridge Water,Cambridge Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
175,1,12,1977,Winter,31,12,1977,Winter,3 drought orders in Northern Ireland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
176,14,11,1978,Autumn,14,5,1979,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY WATER SHORTAGE DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain there exists a serious deficiency of supplies of water in the area of the South West Water Authority specified in the First Schedule hereto and the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976 to enable the Authority for a period not exceeding six months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto. If the Order is made, the Authority will introduce the restrictions when necessary. This will be done by placing a notice in the Public Notice column of this newspaper and by means of general publicity. A copy of the plan showing the area affected may be inspected by any person, free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned, at the South West Water Authority's office at Gloweth, Truro and at the office of Penwith District Council, Municipal Offices, St. Clare, Penzance. Objections to the application should be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, 2 Marsham Street, London1, SW1P 3EB (with a copy to the undersigned, please) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. 14th November 1978. H. R. Slocombe, Managing Director. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, EX1 IRE. FIRST SCHEDULE The District of Penwith SECOND SCHEDULE (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled!; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which1 flushes automatically, during amy period when ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 47688, 14 November 1978",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43",Penwith,IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
177,1,12,1978,Winter,31,12,1978,Winter,2 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
178,1,12,1978,Winter,31,12,1978,Winter,15 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
179,1,12,1978,Winter,31,12,1978,Winter,2 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
180,9,6,1980,Summer,9,12,1980,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed Prohibitions and Limitations on the Use of Water Notice is hereby given that because of the present deficiencies in water supplies in the Barrow area the North West Water Authority (hereinafter called ""the Authority"") have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (B) of the Drought Act 1976, authorising The Authority to prohibit or limit for such period not exceeding 6 months as may be specified in the .Order throughout {the area of the Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council the use of water for the following purposes: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical car washes, whether auto- matic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (g) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when the premises are wholly or sub- stantially unoccupied. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry, or a hearing by a person appointed by him, should be dispensed with. If the Order is made the Authority will introduce the Restric- tions when necessary. This will be done by placing a notice in the public notice column of this newspaper and by means of general publicity. Any objection to the Authority's application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (Room C6/19), 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. It is also requested that a copy of any objection be sent to the undersigned. G. W. Shaw, Director of Administration, North West Water Authority, Dawson House, Liverpool Road, Great Sankey, Warrington WAS 3LW 4th June 1980.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 48204, 09 June 1980",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92",Barrow-in-Furness,IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
181,1,12,1980,Winter,31,12,1980,Winter,2 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
182,1,12,1980,Winter,31,12,1980,Winter,2 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
183,1,12,1980,Winter,31,12,1980,Winter,2 drought orders in Northern Ireland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
184,1,12,1982,Winter,31,12,1982,Winter,6 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
185,1,12,1982,Winter,31,12,1982,Winter,7 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
186,1,12,1982,Winter,31,12,1982,Winter,2 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
187,16,8,1983,Summer,16,11,1983,Autumn,"THE WATER (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION) ORDER (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1983 Made 15th August 1983 Coming into operation 17th August 1983 Whereas the Department of the Environment (in this Order referred to as ""the Department"") is satisfied that a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened throughout Northern Ireland. Now Therefore the Department in exercise of the powers conferred by Article 36(l)(e) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973(a) and now vested in it (b) and of all other powers enabling it in that behalf hereby makes the following Order : Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Water (Temporary Prohibition) Order (Northern Ireland) 1983 and shall come into operation on 17th August, 1983. Prohibition 2. (1) Subject to paragraph (2), for a period of three months from 16th August, 1983, water supplied by the Department shall not be used for the purposes of water- ing gardens, bowling greens, golf links and playing fields or of washing motor vehicles, other than commercial vehicles used for the conveyance of foodstuffs, where such water is drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus. (2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to a market garden or an undertaking engaged in the washing of vehicles for profit. Penalty 3. Any person contravening this Order shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding £50. Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department L.S. of the Environment for Northern Ireland on 15th August, 1983.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 4293, 19 August 1983",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16",Northern Ireland,IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
188,8,9,1983,Autumn,8,3,1984,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Water Shortage Notice of Application for an Emergency Order Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the First Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the Second Schedule. If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by a further public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the Authority's Offices, Civic Centre, Plymouth, for a period of 7 days from the date of the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy of the undersigned please), within 7 days of the publication of this notice. . Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. FIRST SCHEDULE Purpose to which the Application applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recrea- tion grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 11823 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. .6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SECOND SCHEDULE Plymouth City Council. In Caradon District Council the parish of Saltash. In the West Devon District Council the parishes of: Bere Ferrers. Sampford Spiney. Buckland Monachorum. Sheepstore. Horrabridge. Tavistock. Meavy. Whitechurch. In South Hams District Council the parishes of: Bickleigh. Ivybridge. Brixton. Newton and Noss. Cornwood. Shaugh Prior. Ermington. Sparkwell. Harford. Wembury. Holberton. Yealmpton. 8th September 1983.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49471, 08 September 1983",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Plymouth, Caradon, West Devon",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
189,1,12,1983,Winter,31,12,1983,Winter,5 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
190,1,12,1983,Winter,31,12,1983,Winter,1 drought order in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
191,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,Water transfers between catchments helped maintain supplies,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,Transfer
192,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,Conjunctive use of groundwater resources (set up following 1976),Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
193,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,Augmentation of local supplies through new or standby sources,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
194,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,31 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
195,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,6 drought orders in Midlands Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Midlands,R,Water Resources,,"Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water",Supply,Drought order
196,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,45 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
197,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,"22 drought orders in Welsh Region, including 3 jointly with Midlands Region",Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,"England, Wales","UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24","Wales, Midlands",R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water, Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water",Supply,Drought order
198,1,1,1984,Winter,31,12,1984,Winter,23 million people affected by hosepipe bans throughout west and north of England and Wales,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales","UKD, UKL",,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
199,1,6,1984,Summer,31,8,1984,Summer,"During the summers of 1976, 1984 and 1989 DCWW had to restrict our customers’ use of water using a combination of customer restrictions and drought orders/drought permits to ensure that we were able to maintain supplies.",Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,R,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,"Demand, Supply","Drought order, Publicity, Hosepipe ban"
200,31,6,1984,Summer,31,12,1984,Winter,"DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of certain uses of water Notice is hereby 1given that as from Tuesday, 31st July 1984, certain/ uses of water are prohibited in the areas set out below. The uses are: (1) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (2) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. (3) The operation of mechanical car washers whether automatic or not (4) The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (5) The cleaning of the interior of buildings. (6) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (7) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. These prohibitions do not apply to waste water or water which will run to waste. Waste water means water which has been the subject of substantial use. The District of Penwith. The District of Kerrier. The whole of the District of Carrick except the Parish of Newlyn. In the District of North Cornwall the following Parishes: Boyton North Tamerton Bude-Stratton Poundstock Jacobstow St. Gennys Kilkhampton Warbstow (Detached) Launcells Week St Mary Marhamchurch Werrington Morwenstow Whitstone North Petherwin In the District of Caradon in the Parish of Saltash. The City of Plymouth. In the Borough of West Devon the Parishes of: Bere Ferrers Sampford Spiney Buckland Monachorum Sheepstor Horrabridge Tavistock Meavy Whitchurch","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49819, 30 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Penwith, Kerrier, Newlyn, North Cornwall, Plymouth",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
201,11,7,1984,Summer,11,1,1984,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE Order pursuant to Section \ (3)(6) Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the area of the South West Water Authority which is served from Burrator Reservoir in the Parishes of Sheepstor and Walkhampton in the District of West Devon in the County of Devon. Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 1(3)(6) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a' period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the First Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the Second Schedule. If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by means of a further public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and at the Authority's offices at Civic Centre, Plymouth for aperiod of 7 days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman 3-5 Bamfield Road, Exeter EX1 3RE. FIRST SCHEDULE Purposes to Which the Application Applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses, and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish- ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene; . 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, includ- ing any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SECOND SCHEDULE Plymouth City Council. In Caradon District Council the parish of Saltash. In West Devon District Council the parishes of: Bere Ferrers Sampford Spiney Buckland Monachorum Sheepstore Horrabridge Tavistock Meavy Whitechurch In South Hams District Council the parishes of: Bickleigh Ivybridge Brixton Newton and Noss Cornwood Shaugh Prior Ermington Sparkwell Harford Wembury Holberton Yealrnpton llth July 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49803, 11 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Plymouth, Caradon, West Devon, South Hams",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
202,11,7,1984,Summer,11,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE Order pursuant to Section 1(3)(Z>) Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the areas of the South West Water Authority which are served from Stithians Reservoir in the Parishes of Stithians and Wendron in the Kerrier District and Drift Reservoir in the Parishes of Medron, San- creed and Paul in the District of Penwith in the County of Cornwall. Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 1(3)(6) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the First Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the Second Schedule. If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by means of a furthec public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and at the Authority's offices at Glqweth, Truro for a period of 7 days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsharn Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to .above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. FIRST SCHEDULE Purposes to Which the Application Applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other pre- mises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. THE SECOND SCHEDULE The whole of the District of Carrick except the Parish of Newlyn. The whole of the Districts of Kerrier and Penwith. llth July 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49803, 11 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Penwith, Kerrier, Carrick, Nroth Cornwall, Caradon, Plymouth, West Devon",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
203,11,7,1984,Summer,11,1,1985,Winter,"THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 ITH JULY 1984 If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by means of a further public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the offices of the North Cornwall District Council, College Road, Camelford, Cornwall, for a period of 7 days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Cony beare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. FIRST SCHEDULE Purposes to Which the Application Applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other pre- mises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. THE SECOND SCHEDULE In the District of North Cornwall the following Parishes: Boyton North Tamerton Bude-Stratton Poundstock Jacobstow St. Gennys Kilkhampton Warbstow (Detached) Launcells Week St. Mary Marhamchurch Werrington Morwenstow Whitstone North Petherwin In the District of Torridge the following Parishes: Abbots Bickington Luffincott Alwington Northcott Ashwater Pancrasweek Bradworthy Parkham Bridgerule Pyworthy Broadwoodwidger St. Giles on the Heath Clawton Sutcambe Clovelly Tetcott East Putford Virginstow Hartland Welcambe Hollacambe West Putford Holsworthy Woolfardisworthy Holsworthy Hamlets llth July 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49803, 11 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","North Cornwall, Torridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
204,13,7,1984,Summer,13,11,1984,Autumn,"Prohibition of use of water Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority (here called "" the Authority "") is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below in the following areas: (1) The whole of the Calderdale Metropolitan District with the exception of Shelf. (2) The whole of the Kirklees Metropolitan Distirct with the exception of Cleckheaton and Liversedge. (3) The areas of Morley and Ardsley East within the Leeds Metropolitan District. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (6) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (/) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (g) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cisten which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Copies of the application may be inspected during office hours at the Authority's offices at Thrum Hall Lane, Halifax; Broadacre House, Bradford; and West Riding House, Leeds. Objections to the application may be made to the Sec- retary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB, within a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet deficiencies of supplies of water in the areas referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry of a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. J. Brooksbank, Chief Executive West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA. 13th July 1984,","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49810, 19 July 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Calderdale, Kirklees, Morley, Ardsley",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
205,18,7,1984,Summer,18,1,1984,Winter,"SEVERN-TRENT WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes, Parts of Derbyshire and of Sheffield supplied by the Authority's Derwent Division. Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain over the gathering grounds of the Derwent Valley Reservoirs, the Severn-Trent Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months within that part of the Authority's area of supply described in the Schedule below (being the remainder of the area of supply of the Authority's Derwent Division not already subject to such an Order) the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 18th July 1984. A4 The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or. racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and1 of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (g) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere water is recycled. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49872, 18 September 1984",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24","Derbyshire, Sheffield",IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
206,18,7,1984,Summer,18,1,1985,Winter,"SEVERN-TRENT WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of uses of Waster for Prescribed Purposes Buxton-and Adjacent Areas Notice is hereby giyen that because, of exceptional shortage of-rain the Severn-Trent Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment ""for an Order under section 1 (3) (by of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limlit for a period of 6 months within the area described below supplied' with water by the Authority the .use of water for ""any 1one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made.by the Secretary of State on 18th July 1984. . The area affected comprises the following parts of the area of the High Peak Borough Council: (1) The area of the former Borough of- Buxton. (2) The parishes pf: Chapel en: le Frith, Peak Forest, Wormhill, Chinley Buxworth arid Brpwnside, Green Fakfield, King Sterndale, and .Haftington Upper Quarter. . . . The uses1 of water it. is proposed1, to-prohibit or limit are as follows: (a)-The watering,.by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appara- tus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns1, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golfcourses or racecourses, whether puiplicly or privately owned","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49824, 02 August 1984",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Buxton,IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
207,18,7,1984,Summer,18,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE Order Pursuant to Section Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the area of the South West Water Authority which is served from the Avon, Venford, Fernworthy, Kennick, Trenchford and Tottiford Reservoirs all in the County of Devon. Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 1(3)(6) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the First Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the Second Schedule. If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by means of a further public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the offices of South West Water, Kings Ash Road, Paignton for a period of 7 days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. 18th July 1984. FIRST SCHEDULE Purposes to Which the Application Applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially or privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other pre- mises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. THE SECOND SCHEDULE In the District of South Hams the Parishes of: Ashpringtpn Malborough Aveton Gifford Marldon Berry Pomeroy Modbury Bigbury Morleigh Blackawton North Huish Buckland-tout-Saints Rattery Charleton Ringmore Chivelstone Salcombe Churchstow Sherford Cornworthy Slapton Dartington South Brent Dartmouth South Huish Dean Prior South Milton Diptford South Pool Dittisham Staverton East Allington Stoke Fleming East Portlemouth Stoke Gabriel Halwell Stokenham Harberton Strete Harbertonford Thurlestone Holne Totnes Kingsbridge Ugborough Kingston West Alvington Kingswear West Buckfastleigh Littlehempston Woodleigh Loddiswell The whole of the Borough of Torbay. The whole of the District of Teignbridge except the Parishes of Tedburn St. Mary, Dunsford, Holcombe Burnell and Whitestone.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49809, 18 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","South Hams, Torbay, Teignbridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
208,18,7,1984,Summer,18,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE Order Pursuant to section 1(3)(6) Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the area of the South West Water Authority which is served from Meldon Lake near Okehampton, Jennetts and Gammaton Reservoirs near Bideford and Slade Reservoirs near Ilfracombe and Wistland- pound Reservoir near Bratton Fleming in the County of Devon. Notice is hereby given that in Order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 1(3)(6) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding 6 months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the First Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the Second Schedule. If the Order is granted restrictions on such use will not come into effect until applied by the Authority by means of a further public notice. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the under- signed and the offices of South West Water, Grenville House, Boutport Street, Barnstaple for a period of 7 days from the date of the publication of this Notice. 9837 Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. 18th July 1984. (768) FIRST SCHEDULE Purposes to Which the Application Applies 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, or privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reasons other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other pre- mises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. THE SECOND SCHEDULE In the District of Teignbridge the Parishes of Tedburn St. Mary, Whitestone, Dunsford and Holcombe Burnell. The whole of the District of North Devon except the Parishes of Brendon, Countisbury Lynton & Lynmouth and Martinhoe. In the Mid Devon District the Parishes of: Bampton Loxbeare Bickleigh Morchard Bishop Bow Nymet Rowland Brushford Oakford Butterleigh Poughill Cadeleigh Puddington Chawleigh Sandford Cheriton Bishop Shobropke Cheriton Fitzpaine Stockleigh English Clannaborough Stockleigh Pomeroy Coldridge Stoodleigh Colebrooke Templeton Crediton Thelbridge Crediton Hamlets Thorverton Cruwys Morchard Upton Hellions Down St. Mary Washfield Eggesford Washford Pyne Hittisleigh Wembworthy Kennerleigh Woolfardisworthy Lapford Zeal Monachorum In the Torridge District the Parishes of: Abbotsham Langtree Alverdiscott Littleham & Landcross Ashreigney Little Torrington Beaford Merton Bideford Milton Damerel BlackTorrington Monkleigh Buckland Brewer Northam Buckland Filleigh Peters Marland Bulkworthy Petrockstow Cookbury Roborough Dolton St. Giles in the Wood Dowland Sheepwash Frithelstock Shebbear Great Torrington Thornbury Halwill Weare Giffard High Bickington Winkleigh Huish Yarnscombe Huntshaw The whole of the District of West Devon except Buckland Monachorum, Germansweek, Meavy, Sheepstor, Tavistock, Walkhampton and Whitchurch.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49809, 18 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Teignbridge, North Devon, Mid Devon, Torridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
209,25,7,1984,Summer,25,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Prescribed Uses (No. 3) (Drought) Order 1984 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-named Order which came into operation on 25th July 1984. The effect of the Order is that the Authority may prohibit or limit the use of water by consumers generally within' the area described in the First Schedule for the purposes (or any of them) set out in the Second Schedule. Copies of the Order may be inspected at all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the offices of the North Cornwall District Council, Council Offices, College Road, Camelford. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49818, 27 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","North Cornwall, Torridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
210,25,7,1984,Summer,25,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prescribed Uses (No. 2) (Drought) Order 1984 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-named Order which came into operation on 25th, July 1984. The effect of the Order is that the Authority may prohibit or limit the use of water by consumers generally within the area described in the First Schedule for the purposes (or any of them) set out in the Second' Schedule.. Copies of the Order may be inspected at all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the offices of the South West Water Authority, Gloweth, Truro. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. FIRST SCHEDULE The District of Penwith. The District of Kerrier. The whole of the District of Carrick except the Parish of Newlyn. SECOND SCHEDULE 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washers whether auto»- matic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 30th July 1984. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49819, 30 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Penwith, Kerrier, Carrick",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
211,25,7,1984,Summer,25,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Water Shortage Order pursuant to section l(3)(b) Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists or is threatened in those parts of the area of the South West Water Authority set out in the First Schedule to this notice and whereas the Secretary of State has made a new Drought Direction dated 18th July 1984 and has revoked his previous Direction. Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding six months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the Second Schedule hereto in the areas set out in the First Schedule. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and the South West Water Authority's offices at:— Gloweth, Truro; Sir John Moore House, Victoria Square, Bodmin; 6th Floor, Civic Centre, Plymouth; Kings Ash Road, Paignton; Manley House, Kestrel Way, Exeter; Grenville House, Boutport Street, Barnstaple for a period of seven days from the date of the publication of this Notice. 10165 Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London, SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter, EX1 IRE. THE FIRST SCHEDULE The whole of the County of Cornwall. In the County of Devon:— The District of East Devon except the following Parishes:— Brampford Speake Clyst St. Mary Huxham Nether Exe Poltimore Rewe Sowton Stoke Canon Upton Pyne The District of Mid Devon except the following Parishes:— Bradninch Cullompton Halberton Newton St. Cyres Silverton Tiverton The District of North Devon except the following Parishes:— Brendon Countisbury Lynton & Lynmouth Martinhoe The City of Plymouth The District of South Hams The District of Teignbridge The Borough of Torbay The District of Torridge The Borough of West Devon THE SECOND SCHEDULE (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (3) The Drought Direction 1976 is revoked. 25th July 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49816, 25 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Cornwall, East Devon, Mid Devon, West Devon, Plymouth, North Devon, South Hams, Teignbridge, Torbay, Torridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
212,25,7,1984,Summer,25,1,1985,Winter,"NORTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Proposed prohibitions and limitations on water use Notice is given that North West Water Authority have applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976. It would authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit, for a period not exceeding six months, throughout the area it supplies (except places listed below), the use of water for the following purposes (being those specified in the Drought Direction 1976 duly made by the Secretary of State under section 1 (3)(b) of the Act) :— Watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. Filling, whether wholly or partially, privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. Operating mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. Washing road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Cleaning the outside of buildings. Cleaning industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Operating ornamental fountains or cascades, including those using re-cycled water. Operating in any building, or other premises, any cistern which flushes automatically when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Excluded from the Authority's application are the following areas of Cumbria: Coniston, Hawkshead, Sawrey. Carlisle City and the neighbouring Parishes of Beaumont, Burgh-by-sands, Kingmoor and the villages of Haughton, Scotby and Aglionby. Workington, Maryport, Aspatria and Cockermquth and the rural area generally enclosed by these towns in Allerdale District Council area. Domestic water restrictions involving hosepipes and garden watering equipment are already in force throughout the area supplied by the Authority with the exception of the places listed above. Any objections to the proposed Order must be made in writing to the Secretary of State for The Environment, Room B545, Rornney House, 43 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 3EB, within seven days of publication of this notice and it is requested that a copy of any such objection be sent at the same time to W. H. Crackle, Secretary and Solicitor, North West Water, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington, WAS 3LW. Should the Secretary of State decide that the Order is required to be made urgently, he may dispense with a public local inquiry or a hearing. Maps showing the specified area for which the Order is being sought may be inspected at the Authority's offices at:— Dawson House, Liverpool Road, Great Sankey, Warrington; Oakland House, Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Manchester; Merton House, Stanley Road, Boptle; Pennine House, Stanley Street, Preston; Holme Head, Carlisle. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49816, 25 July 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Coniston, Hawkshead, Sawrey, Carlisle, Workington, Maryport, Aspatria, Cockermouth, Allerdale ",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
213,30,7,1984,Summer,30,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prescribed Uses (No. 4) (Drought) Order 1984 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of his powers under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf has made the above-named Order which came into operation on 30th July 1984. The effect of the Order is that the Authority may pro- hibit or limit the use of water by consumers generally within the area described in the First Schedule for the purposes (or any of them) set out in the Second Schedule. 10615 Copies of the Order may be inspected during all reason- able office hours at the office of the undersigned and the Authority's offices at Grenville House, Boutport Street, Barnstaple. SCHEDULE 1 In the District of Teignbridge the Parishes of Tedburn St. Mary, Whitehouse, Dunsford and Holcombe Burnell. The whole of the District <»f North Devon except the Parishes of Brendon, Countisbury, Lynton & Lynmouth and Martinhoe. In the Mid Devon District the Parishes of: Bampton Loxbeare Bickleigh Morchard Bishop Bow Nymet Rowland Brushford Oakford Butterleigh Poughill Cadeleigh Puddington Chawleigh Sandford Cheriton Bishop Shobrooke Cheriton Fitzpaine Stockleigh English Clannaborough Stockleigh Pomeroy . Coldridge Stoodleigh Colebrooke Templeton Crediton Thelbridge Crediton Hamlets Thorverton Cruwys Morchard Upton Hellions Down St. Mary Washfield Eggesford Washford Pyne Hittisleigh Wembworthy Kennerleigh Woolfardisworthy Lapford Zeal Monachorum In the Torridge District the Parishes of : Abbotsham Langtree Alverdiscott Littleham & Landcross Ashreigney Little Torrington Beaford Merton Bideford Milton Damerel Black Torrington Monkleigh Buckland Brewer Northam Buckland Filleigh Peters Marland Bulkworthy Petrockstow Cookbury Roborough Dolton St. Giles in the Wood Dowland Sheepwash Frithelstock Shebbear Great Torrington Thornbury Halwill Weare Giffard High Bickington Winkleigh Huish Yarnscombe Huntshaw c The whole of the District of West Devon except Buck- land Monachorum, Germansweek, Meavy, Sheepstor, Tavistock, Walkhampton and Whitchurch. 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and race- courses, whether publicly or privately owned. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fishponds. 3. The operation of mechanical car washes whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, dur- ing any period when the premises are wholly or sub- stantially unoccupied. A. G. Conybeare Williams, Chief Executive and Deputy Chairman. 3-5 Barnfield Road, Exeter EX1 IRE. 3rd August 1984. (789)","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49826, 03 August 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Teignbridge, North Devon, Mid Devon, Torridge",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
214,31,7,1984,Summer,31,1,1985,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER DROUGHT AUTHORITY ACT 1976 Prohibition of certain uses of water Notice is hereby given that as from Tuesday, 31st July 1984, certain/ uses1 of water are prohibited in the areas set out below. The uses are: (1) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses and racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (2) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and ornamental ponds other than fish-ponds. (3) The operation of mechanical car washers whether automatic or not (4) The washing of road vehicles, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (5) The cleaning of the interior of buildings. (6) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (7) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. These prohibitions do not apply to waste water or water which will run to waste. Waste water means water which has been the subject of substantial use. The District of Penwith. The District of Kerrier. The whole of the District of Carrick except the Parish of Newlyn. In the District of North Cornwall the following Parishes: Boyton North Tamerton Bude-Stratton Jacobstow Kilkhampton Launcells Marhamchurch Morwenstow North Petherwin Poundstock St. Gennys Warbstow (Detached) Week St Mary Werrington Whitstone In the District of Caradon in the Parish of Saltash. The City of Plymouth. In the Borough of West Devon the Parishes of: Bere Ferrers Sampford Spiney Buckland Monachorum Sheepstor Horrabridge Meavy Tavistock Whitchurch ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49818, 27 July 1984",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Penwith, Kerrier, Carrick, Nroth Cornwall, Caradon, Plymouth, West Devon",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
215,1,8,1984,Summer,1,2,1985,Winter,"WATER ACTS WELSH WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Welsh Water Authority (Prescribed Uses) (Drought) Order 1984 Whereas in exercise of powers conferred upon him by section 1 (3) (b) and (4) of the Drought Act 1976 the Secretary of State for the Environment on 1st August 1984 made the above-named Order. Copies of this Order are deposited at the offices of the Authority at: Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys, St. Nicholas House, St. Nicholas Street, Hereford, Hadnock Road, Monmouth, Gwent, where it may be inspected by any person during normal office hours. The effect of the Order is that for a period of 6 months until and including 1st February 1985 the Authority may prohibit the use of water supplied through its water mains within the area set out in the First Schedule hereto by consumers generally, any specified class of consumer or any particular consumer within such a specified class for any of the purposes specified in the Direction given by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales to water authorities and statutory water companies generally on 10th August 1976 as set out in the Second Schedule hereto. Notice is hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this notice the use of water by any consumer for all the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto is prohibited until further notice in the area specified in the First Schedule hereto. Notice is also hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this notice it shall be an offence to use water for those purposes and in those areas hereinbefore prohibited punishable on summary conviction by a fine not exceeding £2,000 and on conviction on indictment by an unlimited fine. F. Bernard Doyle, Chief Executive Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys LD3 7HP. SCHEDULE 1 Area within which the Authority may prohibit or limit the use of water In the County of Gloucester that part of the parish of Tidenham in the District of the Forest of Dean shown edged red on the plan prepared in duplicate, signed by an Assistant Secretary in the Department of the Environment and marked "" Plan referred to in the Welsh Water Authority (Prescribed Uses) (Drought) Order 1984 "". SCHEDULE 2 Purposes specified in Direction dated IQth August 1976 1. The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned: (a) parks ; (b) ornamental gardens ; (c) lawns ; (d) recreation grounds ; (e) sports grounds ; (/) playing fields ; (g) golf courses; ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49827, 06 August 1984",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Gloucester, Forest of Dean",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
216,3,8,1984,Summer,3,2,1985,Winter,"DROUGHT ORDER RESTRICTIONS Notice is hereby given that on 30th July 1984 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the Yorkshire Water Authority (Prescribed Uses) Order 1984 (to remain in force for 6 months from 31st July 1984) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976, prohibiting the use of water for certain purposes. Under the Order the Authority now prohibits all first time use of water supplied by the Authority for purposes specified below with effect from midnight on 3rd August 1984 within the following areas: (1) The whole of the Calderdale Metropolitan District with the exception of Shelf. (2) The whole of the Kirklees Metropolitan District with the exception of Cleckheaton and Liversedge. (3) The areas of Morley and Ardsley East within the Leeds Metropolitan District. The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, re- creation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately- owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not, except where a major part of the water used is re-cycled and this fact is prominently advertised at the site ; . (d) the washing of road vehicles for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water by the use of a jet or spray or hose ; (f) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere water is recycled ; (g) the operation, ini relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Copies of the Order as made may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable hours at the address below and at the Authority's offices at Thrum Hall Lane, Halifax, and Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford. /. Brooksbank, Chief Executive West Riding House, Albion Street, Leeds. 2nd August 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49835, 10 August 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Calderdale, Kirklees, Morley, Ardsley",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
217,3,8,1984,Summer,3,2,1985,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below in those parts of the following areas in which water is supplied by them:— (1) The whole of the District of Hambleton. (2) The whole of the Borough of Harrogate with the exception of the parishes of:— Askwith, Castley, Denton, Knapton, Leathley, Middleton, Nesfield with Langbar, Nether Poppleton, Upper Poppleton, Weeton and Weston. (3) The whole of the District of Richmondshire with the exception of the parishes of::— Arkengarthdale, Cleasby, Cliffe, Grafton on Tees, Dalton on Tees, Ellerton AbbeyJ: Eryholme, Grinton, Manfield, Marrick, Melbecks, Muker, Reeth Fremington and Healaugh and Stapleton. (4) The whole of the District of Ryedale with the exception of the parishes of:— Aislaby, Allerston, Appleton-le-Moors, Cawthorne, Cropton, Ebberston, Foxholes, Ganton, Hartoft, Kingthorpe, Kirkbymoorside, Lastingham, Levisham, Lockton, Luttons, Malton, Marishes, Middleton, Newton, Norton-on-Derwent, Pickering, Rosedale East Side, Rosedale West Side, Sinnington, Spaunton, Thixendale, Thornton Dale, Weaverthorpe, Wharram, Willerby, Wilton and Wrelton. The prohibited purposes are:— (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Within seven days from the publication of this Notice, copies of the application may be inspected during all reasonable hours at the Authority's offices at Claro House, Harlow Moor Road, Harrogate (Tel. 64466); Monkgate, York (Tel. 0904 642131); 12 Queens Road, Richmond (Tel. 0748 3051); Old Malton Road, Malton (Tel. 0653 2451) and West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA (Tel. 0532 448201). and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary cf State for the Environment at Room B4.64, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet deficiencies of supplies of water in the areas referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry of a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. J. Brooksbank, Chief Executive. 3rd August 1984. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49832, 08 August 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Hambleton, Harrogate, Richmondshire, Ryedale",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
218,7,8,1984,Summer,6,2,1985,Winter,"WELSH WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Welsh Water Authority (Parts of Wales) (Drought) (No. 2) Order 1984 Whereas in exercise of powers conferred upon him by section 1 (3) (b) and (4) of the Drought Act 1976 the Secretary of State for Wales on 7th August 1984 made the above-named Order. Copies of this Order are deposited at the offices of the Authority at Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys, and at the Post Offices at Nefyn, Aberdaron, Pwllheli, Criccieth, Abersoch and Porthmadog, where it may be inspected by any person during normal office hours. The effect of the Order is that for a period of 6 months until and including 6th February 1985 the Authority may prohibit the use of water supplied through its water mains within the area set out in the First Schedule hereto tos consumers generally, any specified class of consumer or any particular consumer within such a specified class for any of the purposes specified in the Direction given by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales to water authorities and statutory water companies generally on 18th July 1984 as set out in the Second Schedule hereto. Notice is hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this notice the use of mains water by any consumer for all the purposes specified1 in the Second1 Schedule hereto is prohibited until further notice in the area specified in the First Schedule hereto. Notice is also hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this notice it shall be an offence to use mains water for those purposes and in1 those areas herein before prohibited punishable on summary conviction by a fine not exceeding £2,000 and' on conviction; on indictment by an unlimited fine. F. Bernard Doyle, Chief Executive Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys-LD3 7HP. SCHEDULE 1 Area within which the Authority may Prohibit or Limit the Use of Water In the County of Gwynedd and District of Dwyfor the areas of the following communities: Aberdaroni Llannor Bottwnog Llanystumdwy Buan Nefyn Criccieth Pistyll Dolbenmaen Porthmadog Llanaelhaearn Pwllheli Llanbedrog Tudweiliog Llanengan SCHEDULE 2 Purposes specified in Direction dated \0th August 1976 1. The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned: (a) parks ; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns ; (d) allotments; (e) recreation grounds ; (/) sports grounds; (g) playing fields; (h) golf courses ; (0 race-courses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of the following, being privately owned: (a) swimming pools ; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 7. The operation of ornamental fountains ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49839, 14 August 1984",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Gwynedd, Dwyfor",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
219,1,9,1984,Autumn,27,10,1984,Autumn,"THE FIFE REGIONAL COUNCIL WITHDRAWAL OF RESTRICTION OF USE OF HOSEPIPES THE Fife Regional Council, as Water Authority for the Region of Fife and the former County of Kinross, hereby give notice that with effect from Saturday, 27th October 1984 the use for the purpose of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars of any water supplied by them as respects the whole of their said limits of supply and drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus is not prohibited. This Notice withdraws the restriction upon such use of water imposed as from 1st September 1984, by earlier notice given in terms of Section 69 of the Water (Scotland) Act 1980. W. Breslin, Director of Administration. Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 21624, 26 October 1984",Scotland,"UKC, UKD, UKM","UKC2, UKD1, UKM5, UKM6, UKM7, UKM8, UKM9","UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM71, UKM72, UKM73, UKM75, UKM76, UKM77, UKM78, UKM81, UKM82, UKM83, UKM84, UKM91, UKM92, UKM93, UKM94, UKM95",Fife,IR,Water Resources,Fife Council,Scotland,Demand,Restrictions lifted
220,1,9,1984,Autumn,1,3,1985,Spring,"THE FIFE REGIONAL COUNCIL RESTRICTION OF USE OF HOSEPIPES THE Fife Regional Council, as Water Authority for the Region of Fife and the former County of Kinross and in exercise of the powers conferred on them by Section 69 of the Water (Scotland) Act 1980, considering that a serious deficiency of water available for distribution is threatened, hereby give notice that with effect from Saturday, 1st September 1984 the use for the purpose of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars of any water supplied by them as respects the whole of their said limits of supply and drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus is prohibited. ""Private motor car"" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 69 (1) of the said Act. This prohibition shall operate until further notice. Any person who contravenes the provisions of this Notice while the prohibition is in force shall in respect of each offence be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding £200. W. Breslin, Director of Administration. Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife. 29th August 1984.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 21592, 31 August 1984",Scotland,"UKC, UKD, UKM","UKC2, UKD1, UKM5, UKM6, UKM7, UKM8, UKM9","UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM71, UKM72, UKM73, UKM75, UKM76, UKM77, UKM78, UKM81, UKM82, UKM83, UKM84, UKM91, UKM92, UKM93, UKM94, UKM95",Fife,IR,Water Resources,Fife Council,Scotland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
221,3,9,1984,Autumn,3,3,1985,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ORDER RESTRICTIONS Notice is hereby given that on 17th August 1984 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the Yorkshire Water Authority (Prescribed Uses) (No. 2) (Drought) Order 1984 (to remain in force for 6 months from 18th August 1984) under section I of the Drought Act 1976, prohibiting the use of water for certain purposes. Under the Order the Authority now prohibits all first time use of water supplied by the Authority for purposes specified below with effect from midnight on 3rd September 1984 within the following areas: (1) The whole of the District of Hambleton. (2) The whole of the Borough of Harrogate with the exception of the Parishes of: Askwith, Castley, Denton, Leathley, Middleton, Nesfield with Langbar, Weeton, and Weston. (3) the whole of the District of Richmondshire with the exception of the Parishes of: Arkengarthadale, Cleasby, Cliffe, Grafton-on-Tees, Dalton-on-Tees, Ellerton Abbey, Eryholme, Grinton, Manfield, Marrick, Melbecks, Muker, Reeth Fremington and Healaugh, and Stapleton. 4 (4) The whole of the District of Ryedale with the exception of the Parishes of: Aislaby, Allerston, Appleton-le-Moors, Cawthorne, Cropton, Ebberston, Foxholes, Ganton, Hartoft, Kingthorpe, Kirkbymoorside, Lastingham, Levisham, Lockton, Luttons, Maltqn, Marishes, Middleton, Newton, Norton-on-Derwent, Pickering, Rosedale East Side, Rosedale West Side, Sinnington, Spaunton, Thixendale, Thornton Dale, Weaverthorpe, Wharram, Willerby, Wilton, and Wrelton. 2. The prohibited purposes are: (1) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) allotments; (e) recreation grounds; (f) sports grounds; (g) playing fields; (h) golf courses; (1) racecourses. (2) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the following, being privately owned: (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (3) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not, except where a major part of the water used is re-cycled and this fact is prominently advertised at the site. (4) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (5) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water by the use of a jet or spray or hose. (6) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (7) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is re-cycled. (8) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Copies of the Order as made may be inspected, free of charge, at all reasonable hours at the address below and at the Authority's offices at Claro House, Harlow Moor Road, Harrogate; Monkgate, York; 12 Queen's Road, Richmond; and Old Malton Road, Malton. /. Brooksbank, Chief Executive. West Riding House, Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49859, 05 September 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Hambleton, Harrogate, Richmondshire, Ryedale",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
222,7,9,1984,Autumn,7,3,1985,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER AUTHORITY WATER ACT 1976 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out below in those parts of the following areas in which water is supplied by them: Local Government areas Areas affected Bradford Metropolitan The whole district District Calderdale Metropolitan Shelf District Kirklees Metropolitan Cleckheaton and Liversedge District Craven District The whole district Pendle District Barnoldswick and Earby Leeds Metropolitan District (1) The Parishes of Carlton and Otley. (2) Calverley, Parsley, Gui- seley, Hawksworth, Pud- sey, Rawdon and Yeadon. (3) Drighlington, Gilder- some and West Ardsley. Harrogate District The Parishes of Nesfield with Langbar, Middleton, Denton, Askwith, and Weston. The prohibited purposes are: (1) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned: (a) parks; (6) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) allotments; (e) recreation grounds ; (f) sports grounds ; (g) playing fields ; (7i) golf courses; (i) racecourses. (2) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of either of the following, being privately owned: (<z) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (3) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not, except where a major part of the water used is re-cycled and this fact is prominently advertised at the site. (4) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway roll- ing stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (5) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings by water by the use of a jet or spray or hose. (6) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (7) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is re-cycled. (8) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Within 7 days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected during all reasonable hours at the Authority's offices at Sackville Street, Skipton (telephone 0756 5471) ; Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Brad- ford (telephone 91 306063); and West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds (telephone 0532 448201), and objec- tions to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment at Room B4.64, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet deficiencies of supplies of water in the areas referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry of a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. /. Brooksbank, Chief Executive West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49865, 11 September 1984",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Bradford, Calderdale, Leeds, Carlton, Otley, Harrogate, Kirklees",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
223,8,9,1984,Autumn,8,3,1985,Spring,"WELSH WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Welsh Water Authority (Parts of Wales) (Drought) (No. 3) Order 1984 Whereas in exercise of powers conferred upon him by section 1 (3) (b) and (4) of the Drought Act 1976, the Secretary' of State for Wales on 8th August 1984 made the above-named Order. Copies of this Order are deposited at the offices of the Authority at: Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys, and at Hawthorn Rise, Haverfordwest, Dyfed, where it may be inspected by any person during normal office hours. The effect of the Order is that for a period of 6 months until and including 8th February 1985 the Authority may prohibit the use of water supplied through its water mains within the areas set out in the First Schedule hereto to consumers generally, any specified class of consumer or any particular consumer within such a specified class for any of the purposes specified in the Direction given by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Sec- retary of State for Wales to water authorities and statu- tory water companies generally on 18th July 1984 as set out in the Second Schedule hereto. Notice is hereby siven that with effect from the date of publication of this notice the use of mains water by any consumer for all the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto is prohibited until further notice in the areas specified in the First Schedule hereto. Notice is also hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this notice it shall be an offence to use mains water for those purposes and in those areas here- inbefore prohibited punishable on summary conviction by a fine not exceeding £2,000 and on conviction on indict- ment by an unlimited fine. F. Bernard Doyle, Chief Executive Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys LD3 7HP. SCHEDULE 1 Area within which the Authority may prohibit or limit the use of water 1. All parts of the following Community Council areas in the District of Carmarthen: Cenerth Llangan West Cilymaenllwyd Llangeler Groundra Llangynin Henllanfallteg LJanllwni Llahboidy Llanwinio Llandissilio East "" Llanybyther Llanfallteg West Llanycrwys Llanfihangel-ar-Arth Newcastle Emlyn Llanfihangel Rhos-y- Pencarreg Corn Trelech a'r Betws 2. All parts of the following Community and Town Council areas in the District of Ceredigion: Aberaeron Llanbadam Odwyn Aberporth Llanbadarn Trefeglwys Battws Evan Llanddewi Aberarth Betws Leucu Upper Blaenpennal Llanddewi Brefi Cardigan Llandyfriog Caron-Is-Clawdd Llandygwydd Caron-Uwch-Clawdd Llandyssiliogogo Cellan LJandyssul Cilcennin Llanfair Clydogau Ciliau Aeron Llanfihangel Ystrad Dihewid Llangeitho Gartheli Llangoedrnor Gwnnws Issa Llangranog Gwynfil Llangwyryfon Henfynyw Upper Llangybi Lampeter Llangynllo Llanafan Llanina Llanarth Llanllwchaiarn . 11079 Llanrhystyd Haminiog Orllwyn Teifi Llanrhystyd Mefenydd Penbryn Llansantffraid Silian Llanwenog Trefilan Llanwnen Troedyraur Lower Llanfihangel y Upper Gwnnwa . Creuddyn Upper Lledrod . Lower Lledrod Verwig Nantcwnnle Ysbyty Ystwyth New Quay 3. All parts of the following Community and Town Council areas in the District of Preseli : . Ambleston Llanstinan Bayvil Llantood Bletherston Llanycefn Boulston Llanychaer Brawdy Llanychlwydog Bridell Llanwnda Camrose Llys-y-f ran Capel Colman Manordeifi Castellan Manorowen Castlebythe Msthry Cathedral Close of St. Maenclochog David's Meline Cilgerran Monington Clarbeston Morvil Clydey Moylgrove Dinas Mynachlog-ddu Eglwys Wen Nevern Eglwyswrw New Moat Fishguard and Goodwick Newport Fishguard South Nolton Granston North Prendergast Haroldston West Penrydd Hayscastle Pontfaen Henry's Moat Puncheston Jordanston Roch Lambston Rudbaxton Letterston St Davids Little Newcastle St Dogmaels Rural Llandeilo Llwydarth St Edrins Llandeloy St Elvis Llandissilio West . St Lawreace Llanfair-Nant-Gwyn St Nicholas Llanfair-Nant-y-Gof Spittal Llanfihangel Penbedw Treffgarne Llanfyrnach Uzmaston Llangolman . Vorlan Llanhowell Walton East Llanllawer West Cilrhedyn Llanreithan Whitchurch Llanrien Wiston 4. All parts of the following Community and Town Council areas in the District of South Pembrokeshire : Begelly Minwear Coedcanlas Mounton • Crinow Narberth • ':.''• East Williamston Narberth North Jeffreston Narberth South Lampeter Velfrey Newton North Lawrenny • Reynalton Llanddewi Velfrey Robeston Wathen Llawheden St Issells Loveston Slebech Martletwy Yerbeston SCHEDULE 2 Purposes specified in direction dated 10th August 1976 1 . The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other appar- atus of any of the following, whether publicly or privately r^vi/np-H V W 11 Cxi •. ' (a) parks ; (b) ornamental gardens ; (c) lawns ; (d) allotments ; (e) recreation grounds ; (/) sports grounds ; (g) playing fields ; (h) golf courses ; : (0 'race courses. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of the followr ing, being privately .owned: (a) swimming pools ; (6) ornamental ponds other than -fish ponds. ,","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49839, 14 August 1984",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Carmarthen, Ceredigion, Preseli, South Pembrokshire",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
224,11,9,1984,Autumn,11,3,1985,Spring,"SEVERN-TRENT WATER AUTHORITY BROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Area of Supply of the former Birmingham Corporation Water Undertaking Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain over the gathering grounds of the Elan and Claerwen Reservoirs in Mid-Wales the Severn-Trent Water Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months within that part of the Authority's area of supply described in the Schedule below (being the area of supply of the former Birmingham Corporation Water Undertaking) the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 18th July 1984. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other ap- paratus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allot- ments, recreation: grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than; fish ponds. (c) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. (d) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (/) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene, (g) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (h) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. /. Stevenson, Secretary and Solicitor Severn-Trent Water Authority, Abelson House, 2297 Coventry Road, Sheldon, Birmingham B26 3PU. SCHEDULE The areas and parts of areas specified below in so far as they are supplied by the Authority's Tame Division within the area of supply of the former Birmingham Corporation Water Undertaking: (i) The areas of the Birmingham City Council (greater part), Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (greater part) Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council (part) Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council (part) and Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council (part), (ii) The area of the Tamworth Borough Council (part), (iii) The following Parishes within the area of the Bronis- grove District Council: Coftonn Hackett Frankley Wythall (iv) The following Parishes and parts of Parishes within the area of the North Warwickshire Borough Council: Arley (part) Coleshill Curdworth Fillongley (part) Great Packington (part) Kingsbury (greater part) Lea Marstqm Little Packingtoa Maxstoke Nether Whitacr© Over Whitacre Shustoke Water Orton","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49865, 11 September 1984",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Birmingham,IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
225,17,9,1984,Autumn,2,3,1985,Spring,"SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATERWORKS COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that, because of exceptional short- age of rain the South Staffordshire Waterworks Company are applying to the Secretary of State for the Environ- ment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit until 2nd March 1985 within the area described below supplied with water by the Company the use of water for any or more of the purpses set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 18th July 1984. The area affected comprises that part of the metropoli- tan borough of Dudley containing the parishes of Cradley, Halesowen, Hunnington and Romsley. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other ap- paratus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allot- ments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene ; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings ; (/) the cleaning of the exterior of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled ; (li) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49870, 17 September 1984",England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39","Dudley, Cradley, Halesowen, Hunnington, Romsley",IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
226,17,9,1984,Autumn,2,3,1985,Spring,"THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE WATERWORKS COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that, because of exceptional short- age of rain the South Staffordshire Waterworks Company are applying to the Secretary of State for the [Environ- ment for an Order under section 1 (3) (b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order WL! be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit uitil 2nd March 1985 within the area described below supplied with water by the Company the use of water for any or more of the purpses set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of vState on 18th July 1984. The area affected comprises that part of the area of the South Derbyshire District Council contain ing the parishes of Hilton, Etwall, Burnaston, Findern, E&gington, Willingdon, Repton, Newton Solney and Bretby. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or '. imit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other ap- paratus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allot- ments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned ; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds ; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than siifety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (/) the cleaning of the exterior of industrial prerrises and plant for any reason other than safety or hy.pene;","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 49870, 17 September 1984",England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39","Hilton, Etwall, Burnaston, Findern, Egington, Willingdon, Repton, Newton, Solney, Bretby, South Derbyshire",IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
227,1,1,1988,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,"Leakage control, drilling exploratory boreholes and rejuvenating old sources to increase supply","Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,"System, Leakage"
228,1,1,1988,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,Groundwater augmentation schemes used (e.g. Itchen and Little Ouse),"Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,UKJ,UKJ3,UKJ32,Itchen,R,Water Resources,,Southern Water,Supply,System
229,1,1,1988,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,Groundwater augmentation schemes used (e.g. Itchen and Little Ouse),"Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,UKH,UKH1,UKH14,Little Ouse,R,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,System
230,1,1,1988,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,Transfers between the Ely and the Ouse,"Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,UKH,UKH1,UKH12,"River Ely, River Ouse",R,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,Transfer
231,1,6,1988,Summer,31,8,1992,Summer,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
232,1,6,1988,Summer,31,8,1992,Summer,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
233,6,7,1988,Summer,1,9,1988,Autumn,"THE FIFE REGIONAL COUNCIL WITHDRAWAL OF RESTRICTION OF USE OF HOSEPIPES THE Fife Regional Council, as Water Authority for the Region of Fife and the former County of Kinross, hereby give notice that with effect from Monday, 1st August 1988, the use for the purpose of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars of any water supplied by them as respects the whole of their said limits of supply and drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus is not prohibited. This Notice withdraws the restriction upon such use of water imposed as from Wednesday, 6th July 1988 by earlier notice given in terms of Section 69 of the Water (Scotland) Act 1980. D.S. Allan, Depute Director of Administration. Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 22397, 05 August 1988",Scotland,"UKC, UKD, UKM","UKC2, UKD1, UKM5, UKM6, UKM7, UKM8, UKM9","UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM71, UKM72, UKM73, UKM75, UKM76, UKM77, UKM78, UKM81, UKM82, UKM83, UKM84, UKM91, UKM92, UKM93, UKM94, UKM95",Fife,IR,Water Resources,Fife Council,Scotland,Demand,Restrictions lifted
234,6,7,1988,Summer,6,11,1988,Autumn,"THE FIFE REGIONAL COUNCIL RESTRICTION OF USE OF HOSEPIPES THE Fife Regional Council, as Water Authority for the Region of Fife and the former County of Kinross and in exercise of the powers conferred on them by Section 69 of the Water (Scotland) Act 1980, considering that a serious deficiency of water available for distribution is threatened, hereby give notice that with effect from Wednesday, 6th July 1988 the use for the purpose of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars of any water supplied by them as respects the whole of their said limits of supply and drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus is prohibited. ""Private motor car"" has the meaning ascribed to it by Section 69(1) of the said Act. This prohibition shall operate until further notice. Any person who contravenes the provisions of this Notice' while the prohibition is in force shall in respect of each offence be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding £200. DS Allan, Depute Director of Administration. Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife. 1st July 1988.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 22381, 08 July 1988",Scotland,"UKC, UKD, UKM","UKC2, UKD1, UKM5, UKM6, UKM7, UKM8, UKM9","UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM71, UKM72, UKM73, UKM75, UKM76, UKM77, UKM78, UKM81, UKM82, UKM83, UKM84, UKM91, UKM92, UKM93, UKM94, UKM95",Fife,IR,Water Resources,Fife Council,Scotland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
235,1,12,1988,Winter,31,12,1988,Winter,1 drought order in Northern Ireland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
236,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,21 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
237,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,9 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
238,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,5 drought orders in Midlands Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Midlands,R,Water Resources,,"Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water",Supply,Drought order
239,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,1 drought order in Anglian Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKF, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKE, UKG","UKF2, UKF3, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI5, UKJ1, UKJ4, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKG1","UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI51, UKI52, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKE12, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH16, UKH24, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian,R,Water Resources,,"Anglian Water, Essex & Suffolk Water, Affinity Water, Cambridge Water",Supply,Drought order
240,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,19 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
241,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,21 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
242,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,6.5 million people affected by hosepipe bans,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
243,1,1,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,Water transferred to Wear Catchment via Kielder tunnel obviated water restrictions in Durham and Sunderland,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKC,UKC2,"UKC21, UKC23","Kielder reservoir, Sunderland",IR,Water Resources,"Sunderland and South Shields Water, Northumbrian Water",Northumbrian Water,Supply,Transfer
244,1,1,1989,Winter,31,1,1989,Winter,The dry winter and autumn of 1988 triggered the development of the National Hydrological Monitoring Programme in January 1989,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,
245,19,5,1989,Spring,19,11,1989,Autumn,"WATER RESOURCES ACT MID KENT WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Water Shortage Notice of application for emergency orders to vary licence conditions to ground water sources and restrict or prohibit the use of waterfor certain specified uses In view of the exceptional shortage of rain, very limited recharge to aquifers has occurred and a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of The Mid Kent Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its consumers this summer the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to Sections l(3)(e) of the Drought Act 1976 to modify conditions relating to the abstraction of water from the Chalk Strata at Boughton, Wineycock Shaw, Howfield, Thanington, Godmersham, Chilham and Hoplands Farm Pumping Stations and from the Lower Greensand Strata at Borough Green (including Nepicar Lane) and Charing Pumping Stations. The modifications would provide for temporary increases in the existing authorised maximum day abstraction quantities which would also necessitate a temporary increase in the authorised annual quantities in certain cases. The proposed modifications would also involve the temporary suspension of the compensation water provisions for the Chilham and Godmersham licences and the temporary suspension of the restricted abstraction conditions for the Howfield and Thanington licences with respect to the 104.6 Ml/d (23 m.g.d.) flow conditions in the River Great Stour as measured at the Horton Gauging Station. Details of the existing and temporary modifications are indicated in the table below: Pumping Station Strata Grid. Ref. Max. Day Exist Abstract Annual Abstract (Mia) Oct. Compensation (Mid) 88-Sept.89 Conditions Linked to Prop. Exist. Prop. > 104.6 Mid (23mgd) at Horton Exist (Mid) Prop. Bpughton Chalk TR046589 4.55 6.0 Group Lie. Unaltered — Wineycock Shaw Chalk TQ952573 6.00 8.0 Group Lie. Unaltered — — Howfield Chalk TR119562 13.64/17.05* 18.0 4977.87 5500 — Thanington Chalk TR138567 20.46/22.73* 25.0 6637.16 7400 — Godmersham Chalk TR073516 13.64 20.0 4977.87 6000 Up to 15.91 — Zero Chilham Chalk TR075534 13.64 20.0 4977.87 6000 Up to 20.46 Zero Hoplands Farm Chalk TR206616 6.82 9.0 1659.29 Unaltered — Charing and Charing Lower TQ945485/941495 6.82 8.0 1659.29 2100 — No. 5 Greensand — Borough Green and Lower TQ614579/625589 4.55 6.0 Group Lie. Unaltered Nepicar Lane Greensand *Upper figure subject to flows at Horton Gauging Station being above 104.6 Mid (23 mgd). Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1984 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, at the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, and the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, for a period of seven days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A.J. Sheppeck, Secretary and Financial Controller Mid Kent Water Company High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 5AH. 19th May 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51740, 19 May 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
246,1,6,1989,Summer,31,12,1989,Summer,Hosepipe bans started in summer 1989,"Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
247,1,6,1989,Summer,31,8,1990,Summer,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,R,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,Publicity
248,1,6,1989,Summer,31,8,1989,Summer,"During the summers of 1976, 1984 and 1989 DCWW had to restrict our customers’ use of water using a combination of customer restrictions and drought orders/drought permits to ensure that we were able to maintain supplies.",Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,R,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,"Demand, Supply","Drought order, Publicity, Hosepipe ban"
249,6,6,1989,Summer,6,12,1989,Winter,"THE WEST KENT WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice is hereby given, that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since October 1988, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the Company's statutory area of supply. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 1(3) (a), (b) and (e) of the Drought Act 1976, enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. (1) To prohibit for such period as the Company think necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which an Order comes into force, as respects the whole or any part of their statutory area of supply, the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other aparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) To amend the Company's existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/474/G from the Southern Water Authority regulating abstraction by the Company from their source of supply at Hartlake so that the Company may until 31st October 1989, when a prohibition is in force on the use of water for all the purposes mentioned above as respects the whole of the said area, abstract water at any time when the flow in the River Medway is at least 100 megalitres a day and without regard to the level in that river upstream of Porters Lock and upstream of East Lock. (3) To enable the Company by agreement to abstract not more than 2 megalitres of water a day from the gravel pit at Postern Park, near Tonbridge, until 31st October 1989. The existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/474/G may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the Company's office at Cramptons Road, Sevenoaks, Kent. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 5PY, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice. M.J.A. Morris, Secretary The West Kent Water Company Cramptons Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN14 SDG. 2nd June 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51755, 06 June 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",West Kent,IR,Water Resources,West Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
250,4,7,1989,Summer,4,1,1990,Winter,"THE MID KENT WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Mid Kent Water Company (Drought) Order 1989 Notice is hereby given that on 25th July 1989 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 26th July 1989. The Order authorises the Mid Kent Water Company to prohibit or limit the use of water for non-essential purposes within its statutory area and to increase abstraction from certain source stations and to modify compensation water requirements for a limited period. In view of the continuing exceptional shortage of rain and to conserve supplies of water within its statutory area, the Company now gives Notice that the following non-essential uses of water will be prohibited from 4th August 1989 Until Further Notice. (1) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race courses whether publicly or privately owned will be prohibited apart from the following exceptions: (a) the use of buckets and watering cans, (b) the watering of cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens to a maximum of four hours per week by prior arrangement with the Company at one of the addresses indicated below, 9061 (c) the watering of plants, etc., in containers at nurseries and garden centres. (2) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers whether automatic or not with the proviso that operators of vehicles washers which recirculate water are invited to apply for an exemption to one of the offices indicated below. (3) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene will be prohibited. This prohibition will include the use of all hoses, lances, high presure jets, etc. The use of buckets will be allowed as will be the use of steam cleaning for the de-waxing of new vehicles and the preparation of vehicles for testing. (4) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades including those where water is recycled will be prohibited with the exception that a fountain or cascade which is deemed essential for the aeration of water for fish will be permitted on prior application to the Company at one of the addresses indicated below. A copy of the Order and the plan showing the Company's statutory area of supply may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent (telephone 0634 240313), the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent (telephone 0622 690680), and the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent (telephone 0227 45S999). Any person using water in contravention of prohibitions, or limitations imposed under this Order will be guilty of an Offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000, or to an unlimited fine on conviction or indictment. If there is a need to implement further prohibitions or limitations during the course of the next six months, a similar notice will be published. A. J. Sheppeck, Secretary and Financial Controller Mid Kent Water Company, High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 SAH. 26th July 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51831, 04 August 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
251,19,7,1989,Summer,19,1,1990,Winter,"SOUTH WEST WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION l(3)(b) Whereas in view of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists in the area of the South West Water Authority. Notice is hereby given that in order to maintain an adequate supply of water the Authority is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order, pursuant to Section l(3Xb) of the Drought Act 1976, to enable it for a period not exceeding six months to prohibit or limit the use of water for one or more of the purposes set out in the Schedule. 8411 A copy of the statement relating to the proposals and a plan of the Authority's area illustrating the Authority's proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the office of the undersigned and at the South West Water Authority's offices at Gloweth, Truro; Sir John Moore House, Victoria Square, Bodmin; 6th Floor, Civic Centre, Plymouth; Pilton West, Barnstaple (opposite the District Hospital), Kings Ash Road, Paignton, for a period of seven days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please quoting reference 442/30/FGC) within 7 days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above, he may direct that the holding of a Public Local Inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. SCHEDULE Purposes referred to above (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c)the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (/) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g)i the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, includ- ing any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. R C Milligan, Secretary to the Authority Peninsula House, Rydon Lane, Exeter EX2 7HR 19th July 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51814, 19 July 1989",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43",South West,IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
252,20,7,1989,Summer,20,11,1989,Autumn,"SOUTHERN WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 The Southern Water Authority (Drought) Order 1989 Notice is hereby given that on 19th July 1989 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 20th July 1989. The Order authorises the Southern Water Authority to prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in certain parts of their statutory areas of supply in Sussex and Kent for any of the purposes specified in the Order. A copy of the Order may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Authority's offices at Lewes Road, Falmer, Brighton, East Sussex (telephone Brighton 0273 606766) and Arundel Road, Worthing, West Sussex (telephone Worthing 0903 64571). A copy of the Order may also be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Authority's offices at Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham, Kent (telephone Medway 0634 830655), Albion Terrace, Gravesend, Kent (telephone Gravesend 0474 325515) and Westwood Road, Broadstairs, Kent (telephone Thanet 084368141). Notice is also given that, in pursuance of the said Order, on and from 1st August 1989 until further notice the Southern Water Authority hereby prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in those parts of their statutory area of supply in West and East Sussex from Littlehampton to Arundel in the west to Telscombe and Lewes in the east inclusive and southwards from Burpham, Findon, Steyning, Henfield and Pyecombe inclusive, incorporating all properties with postal codes commencing BN and also north and east Kent including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal, for any of the following purposes: (i) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; provided that cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens may be watered for up to four hours in any one week; (ii) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; provided that users of such equipment with an efficient system of water recirculation may apply to the Authority for exemption; (iii) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene otherwise than by equipment exempted under (ii) above; (iv) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 8867 A copy of a plan showing the water supply areas of the Authority in West and East Sussex and North and East Kent affected by the prohibitions may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the offices specified above. Application for exemption for the use of equipment within (ii) above must be made to the relevant area office specified above. Any person using water in contravention of prohibitions or limitations imposed under this Order will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000, or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. If there is a need to implement further prohibitions or limitations during the course of the next 6 months, similar notice will be published. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor Guildbourne House, Chatsworth Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 1LD. 25th July 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51825, 31 July 1989",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","West Sussex, East Sussex",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
253,21,7,1989,Summer,21,1,1990,Winter,"EASTBOURNE WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain in the winter of 1988/89, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened throughout' the statutory area supplied by the Company, namely the Districts of Eastbourne, Rother (part) and Wealden (part)- The Company therefore intends to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures prescribed in the Drought Direction 1984, made by the Secretary of State on 18th July 1984 and issued to Statutory Water Companies to allow them to continue to supply water for essential purposes: To prohibit for such period as the Company consider necessary, but not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which an Order comes into force, in respect of the whole or any part of the Company's statutory area of supply, the use of water supplied by the Company for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race courses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, or privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; ' (c)the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d)the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51816, 21 July 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Eastbourne,IR,Water Resources,Eastbourne Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
254,11,8,1989,Summer,11,2,1990,Winter,"FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 WATER SHORTAGE Notice of Application for Emergency Orders to Vary Licence Conditions to Ground Water Sources and Restrict or Prohibit the use of Water for Certain Specified Uses In view of the exceptional shortage of rain, very limited recharge to aquifers has occurred and a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of The Folkestone and District Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its consumers this summer the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section l(3Xe) of the Drought Act 1976 to modify conditions relating to the abstraction of water from the Chalk Strata at Stonehall and Holmestone Pumping Stations. The modifications would provide for temporary suspension of the compensation water at Stonehall and the control flow requirement in the River Dour. Provision would be made that the National Rivers Authority be authorised to adjust the control flow requirement at Grabble Mill and Watersend Lake in accordance with downstream requirements. Details of the existing and temporary modifications are indicated in the Table below: Pumping Station Strata Grid. Ref. Max. Dotty Abstraction Mfld. Compensation Conditions Existing Proposed Existing Proposed Stonehall Chalk TR26964561 6.0 6.0 Linked to flow in River Control flow adjusted Dour as set out in by NRA hi accordance Licence Number with down-stream 9/40/4/439/G conditions Holmstone Chalk TR29424208 3.27 3.27 Linked to flow in River as above Dour as set out in Licence Number 9/40/4/443/G Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1984 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, or parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecources, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please), within 7 days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company to effectively meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a local public inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. D. H. A. Dunks, General Manager and Secretary The Folkestone and District Water Company, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4QB. llth August 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51838, 11 August 1989",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
255,23,8,1989,Summer,23,2,1990,Winter,"WATER RESOURCES ACT EASTBOURNE WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Eastbourne Water Company (Drought) (No. 2) Order 1989 Notice is hereby given that on 22nd August 1989 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order pursuant to section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976 and coming into force on 23rd August 1989. The Order authorises Eastbourne Water Company to prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by the Company throughout its statutory area for any of the purposes specified in the Order. A copy of the Order may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's offices at 14 Upperton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex. Notice is also given that in pursuance of the said Order, on and from 4th September 1989 until further notice, Eastbourne Water Company hereby prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by the Company for any of the following purposes: (i) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race courses, whether publicly or privately owned; provided that cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens may be watered for up to four hours in any one week; (ii) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; provided that users of such equipment with an efficient system of recirculation may apply to the Company for exemption; (iii) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene otherwise than by equipment exempted under (ii) above; (iv) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. A copy of a plan showing the Company's statutory area of supply may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's offices. Application for exemption for the use of equipment within (ii) above must be made in writing and delivered to the Company's offices. Any person using water in contravention of prohibitions or limitations imposed under this Order will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000 or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. 1989 If there is a need to implement further prohibitions or limitations during the course of the next 6 months, similar notices will be published. N. G. Cole, Company Secretary 14 Upperton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex BN21 1EP. 24th August 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51858, 01 September 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Eastbourne,IR,Water Resources,Eastbourne Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
256,29,8,1989,Summer,28,2,1990,Winter,"WELSH WATER AUTHORITY DROUGHT ACT 1976 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists in the areas supplied with water by the Welsh Water Authority (""The Authority""), namely the areas set out in Schedule 1 to this notice and that the Authority is about to apply to the Secretary of State for Wales for an Order under section l(3)(b) of the Drought Act 1976. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Authority to prohibit or limit, for a period of six months from the date of coming into operation of the Order within the said areas, the use of water by consumers generally, by a specified class of consumer or by any consumer within a particular class for any one or more of the specified purposes included in a direction made by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales on 18th July 1984. The ""specified purposes"" means the purposes set out in column (1) of Schedule 2 to this notice and ""specified class"" means the said class set out in Column (2) of Schedule 2 to this notice. SCHEDULE I In the County of Gwent the following Boroughs: Borough of Blaenau Gwent. Borough of Islwyn with the exception of the areas of the Communities of Crumlin, Newbridge, Abercarn, Penmaen, Ynysddu, Risca and Cross Keys. Borough of Torfaen with the exception of the areas of the Communities of Cwmbran, Henllys and Llanfrechfa Lower. In the County of Mid-Glamorgan the following Boroughs: Borough of Cynon Valley. Borough of Merthyr Tydfil. Borough of Rhymney Valley. Borough of Rhondda. Borough of Taff Ely. SCHEDULE 2 Specified Purposes and Classes of Consumer (/) (2) Specified Purpose Specified Class 1. The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned. (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns' (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (0 playing fields; (g) golf courses; (h) racecourses; (i) allotments 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of the following, being privately owned: (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway stock, for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 1. Owners, occupiers and users of any land, facilities or amenities mentioned in column (1). 2. Owners, occupiers and users of any land or facilities mentioned in column (1). 3. Owners, operators and users of mechanical washers. 4. Owners and users of road vehicles. 5. Owners and occupiers of buildings. 6. Owners and occupiers of any land or amenities mentioned in column (1). 7. Owners and occupiers of premises mentioned in column (1). 8. Owners and occupiers of industrial premises and plant. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, which any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 8. The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Any objection to the proposed Order should be made in writing within a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice to the Secretary of State for Wales, Welsh Office, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF1 3NQ, quoting ref. WEP 5/3/13, and should state the grounds of the objection. It is requested that a copy of the objection may, at the same time, be forwarded to the undersigned. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Authority effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above he may direct that the holding of a public inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. /. R. Price, Chief Solicitor to the Authority Plas-y-Ffynnon, Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys LD3 7HP. 23rd August 1989. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51855, 29 August 1989",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Gwent, Blaenau, Gwent, Islwyn, Torfaen, Mid Glamorgan, Cynon Valley, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda, Taff-Ely, Rhymney Valley",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
257,1,9,1989,Autumn,1,3,1990,Spring,"MID-SUSSEX WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 Application for Drought Order: River Ouse Barcombe, Shell Brook Ardingly Prohibition of uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain, Mid-Sussex Water Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131(4) of the Water Act 1989. The general effect of the Order will be: 1. To modify (for a period of 6 months) a restriction to which the Company is subject as repects abstraction of water from the River Ouse at Barcpmbe and which requires the Company to ensure that the minimum flow left at the River Ouse above the weirs of the National Rivers Authority at Barcombe is not less than 4,000,000 gallons a day. The Order would reduce the required minimum residual flow from 4,000,000 to 2,000,000 gallons a day; 2. To suspend (for a period of 6 months) a restriction to which the Company is subject as repects impounding works at the Shell Brook in the Parish of Ardingly and which requires the Company to ensure that the minimum residual flow in the River Ouse immediately downstream of its confluence with the Shell Brook is 13.6 megalitres a day; 3. To authorise the Company to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months within the entire area supplied with water by the Company the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the application and plan illustrating the proposals, may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonalbe times at the offices of the Company at 1 Church Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 3DX, for a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Any objections to the proposed Order may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within the period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objection should, at the same time, be sent to the undersigned. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. N. /. Burns, Company Secretary 1 Church Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 3DX. 3rd November 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51925, 03 November 1989",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Sussex,IR,Water Resources,Mid Sussex Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
258,1,9,1989,Autumn,1,3,1990,Spring,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since October 1988, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within that part of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") from South Harting and Rogate in the west to Cowfpld and Crawley in the east, inclusive, and from Northchapel, Rudgwick and Rusper in the north to the Coastal area in the south inclusive, all in West Sussex (""the area of restriction""). The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction 1989 given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989 and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. The Order would provide that the Company may, for such period as it thinks necessary not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which the Order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the area of restriction the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler of other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, or privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of die exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A plan showing the area of restriction may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at Hardham Water Supply Works, near Pulborough, West Sussex, for a period of seven days from the date of the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within seven days of the date of publication of this Notice. G. J. Heyes. Chief Solicitor for Southern Water Services Limited Guildbourne House, Worthing BN11 1LD.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51922, 31 October 1989",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15",West Sussex,IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
259,1,9,1989,Autumn,1,3,1990,Spring,"DWR CYMRU CYFYNGEDIG WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists in the areas supplied with water by Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig (""The Company""), as set out in Schedule 1 to this notice and that the Company is about to apply to the Secretary of State for Wales and the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131 of the Water Act 1989. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Company to prohibit or limit, for a period expiring immediately before the end of six months from the date of coming into operation of the Order within the said areas, the use of water by consumers generally, for any one or more of the specified purposes included in a direction made by the Secretary of State for the Environment and the Secretary of State for Wales on 1st September 1989. The ""specified purposes"" means the purposes set out in Schedule 1 to this Notice. J. R. Price, Chief Solicitor to the Company Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig, Plas-y-Ffynnon, Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys LD3 7HP. SCHEDULE 1 In the county of Powys: Radnor District Council In the county of Hereford and Worcester the following City and Districts: The City of Hereford Leominster District Council—with the exception of the areas of the communities of: Tenbury Bockleton Kyre Stoke Bliss Rochford Hanley Eastham Knighton-on-Teme Lindridge Stockton-on-Teme Pensax Stanford-with-Orleton Mamble Bayton South Herefordshire District Council Malvern Hills District Council—with the exception of the areas of the communites of: Abberley Powick Astley Kempsey Shelsley Kings Madresfield Shelsley Walsh Shelsley Beauchamp Mathon Rural Colwall Great Witley Guarlsford ; ~ Little Witley Severn Stoke Hillhampton Croome D'Abitot Shrawley Earl's Croome Holt Hill Croome Lower Sapey Hanley Castle Ripple Clifton-upon-Teme Martley Wetland Wichenford Little Malvern Grimley Upton-upon-Severn Kenswick Castlemorton Hallow Birtsmorton Broadheath Berrow Doddenham Pendock Knightwick Holdfast Rushwick Queenhill Lulsley Longdon Broadwas Bushley Cotheridge Eldersfield Suchley West Malvern Alfrick Malvern Wells Leigh Newland Bransford and the towns of Malvern comprising the wards of: Trinity, Link, Chase, Langlands and Priory. 10723 SCHEDULE 2 Specified Purposes 1. The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned— (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; (d) recreation grounds; (e) sports grounds; (f) playing fields; (g) golf courses; (h) racecourses; (i) allotments. 2. The filling, whether wholly or partially, of the following, being privately owned— (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. 3. The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. 4. The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene. 5. The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. 6. The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 7. The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 8. The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Any objection to the proposed Order should be made in-writing within a period of seven days from the date of service/publication of this notice to the Secretary of State for Wales, Welsh Office, Cathays Park, Cardiff CF1 3NQ, quoting reference WEP 5/3/16, or to the Secretary of State for the Environment at 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB, and should state the grounds of the objection. It is requested that a copy of the objection be forwarded at the same time to the undersigned. Should it appear to the Secretaries of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies of water referred to above they may direct that the holding of a Public Inquiry a Hearing by a person appointed by them should be dispensed with. 14th September 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51876, 19 September 1989",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Powys, Hereford, Worcester",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
260,6,9,1989,Autumn,6,3,1990,Spring,"SEVERN TRENT WATER LIMITED Abstraction from the River Wye at Burbage Buxton Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes Buxton and Adjacent Areas Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain Severn Trent Water Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under Section 131(4)(a) and (b) of the Water Act 1989. The general effect of the Order will be: (l)to authorise for a period of six months the abstraction of a quantity of water not exceeding 500 cubic metres per day from the headwaters of the River Wye, adjacent to Burbage Reservoir, Buxton for transfer into Burbage Reservoir; (2) to authorise the Undertaker to prohibit or limit for a period of six months within the area described below supplied with water by the Undertaker the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. The aea affected comprises the following parts of the Area of the HIGH PEAK BOROUGH COUNCIL, within the limits of supply of Severn Trent Water Limited: 1. The Area of the FORMER BOROUGH OF BUXTON 2. The Parishes of: CHAPEL EN LE FRITH PEAK FOREST WORMHILL CHINLEY BUXWORTH & BROWNSIDE GREEN FAIRFIELD KING STERNDALE HARTINGTON UPPER QUARTER The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c)the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (/) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g\ the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, includ- ing anywhere water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the statement and a plan illustrating the proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the offices of the Undertakers at Gadley Lane, off St John's Road, Buxton and at Dimple Road, Matlock, for a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this Notice. Any objections to the proposed Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY within the period of 7 days from the date of publicatipn of this Notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objection should at the same time be sent to the undersigned. /. C. Sinclair, Company Secretary Severn Trent Water Limited, 2297 Coventry Road, Birmingham B26 3PU. 6th September 1989","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51863, 06 September 1989",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24","Buxton, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Peak Forest, Wormhill, Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside",IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
261,7,9,1989,Autumn,7,3,1989,Spring,"WELSH WATER AUTHORITY The Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig (Parts of South Eastern Division) (Drought) Order 1989 Whereas in exercise of powers conferred on him by section 1 of the Drought Act 1976 as continued in force by paragraph 34 and Schedule 26 to the Water Act 1989 the Secretary of State for Wales on 6th September 1989, made the above-named Order. Copies of this Order are deposited at the offices of the Authority at Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys, Pentwyn Road, Nelson, Treharris, Mid Glamorgan, where it may be inspected by any person during normal office hours. The effect of the Order is that for a period of six months from 7th September 1989 the Company may prohibit or limit the use of water within the areas set out in the First Schedule hereto by consumers generally, any specified class of consumer or any particular consumer within such a specified class for any of the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto. Notice is hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this Notice the use of water by any consumer for all the purposes specified in the Second Schedule hereto is prohibited until further notice in all the areas specified in the First Schedule hereto except within those Communities within the Boroughs of Islwyn and Torfaen specified in the Third Schedule hereto. Notice is also hereby given that with effect from the date of publication of this Notice it shall be an offence to use water for those purposes and in those areas hereinbefore prohibited punishable on summary conviction by a fine not exceeding £2000 and on conviction on indictment by an unlimited fine. J. R. Price. Chief Solicitor Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys LD3 7HP. SCHEDULE 1 Areas within which the Authority may prohibit or limit the use of water In the County of Gwent, the Boroughs of Blaenau Gwent, Islwyn and Torfaen. In the County of Mid Glamorgan, the Boroughs of Cynon Valley, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda and Taff-Ely and the District of Rhymney Valley. SCHEDULE 2 (1) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of any of the following, whether publicly or privately owned: (a) parks; (b) ornamental gardens; (c) lawns; 989 (d) allotments; (e) recreation grounds; (Q sports grounds; (g) playing fields; (h) golf courses; (i) racecourses. (2) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of the following, being privately owned: (a) swimming pools; (b) ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (3) The operation of mechanical car washers, whether automatic or not. (4) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (5) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings. (6) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant, including anywhere water is recycled. (7) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (8) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULES Excluded Communities within the Borough of Islwyn Crumlin Ynysddu Newbridge Risca Abercarn Cross Keys Penmaen Excluded Communities within the Borough of Torfaen Cwmbran Llanfrechfa Lower Henllys 6th September 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51867, 11 September 1989",Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15","Gwent, Blaenau, Gwent, Islwyn, Torfaen, Mid Glamorgan, Cynon Valley, Merthyr Tydfil, Rhondda, Taff-Ely, Rhymney Valley",IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
262,19,9,1989,Autumn,19,9,1989,Autumn,"SOUTH WEST WATER SERVICES LIMITED Lifting of Drought Restrictions Notice is hereby given that as from 4 p.m. on 19th September 1989 all the restrictions on the uses of water throughout the area of South West Water are lifted namely: (1) The use of a hosepipe for the watering of private gardens and washing of private cars. (2) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned. (3) The filling, whether wholly or partially, or privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds. (4) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. (5) The washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (6) The cleansing of the exterior of buildings. (7) The cleansing of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene. (8) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. (9) The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51881, 25 September 1989",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43",South West,IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Restrictions lifted
263,6,10,1989,Autumn,6,4,1990,Spring,"SEVERN-TRENT WATER LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Prohibition of Uses of Water for Prescribed Purposes: East Midlands Area Notice is hereby given that because of exceptional shortage of rain Severn-Trent Water Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989. The general effect of the Order will be to authorise the Undertaker to prohibit or limit for a period of 6 months within the area described below supplied with water by the Undertaker the use of water for any one or more of the purposes set out below being purposes included within the direction made by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. The area affected comprises those parts of the following Administrative areas which are within the limits of supply of Severn- Trent Water Limited: (1) The County of Derbyshire. (2) The City of Sheffield in the County of South Yorkshire. (3) The District of Ashfield, the City of Nottingham, the Boroughs of Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe in the County of Nottinghamshire. (4) The County of Leicestershire. The uses of water it is proposed to prohibit or limit are as follows: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene, (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the statement and a plan indicating the area affected by the proposals may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the offices of the Undertakers at Dimple Road, Matlock; Raynesway, Derby; Great Central Road, Mansfield; Hucknall Road, Nottingham and at Gorse Hill, Anstey, Leicester for a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. 11475 Any objections to the proposed Order may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY within the period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objection should at the same time be sent to the undersigned. /. C. Sinclair, Company Secretary 2297 Coventry Road, Birmingham B26 3PU. 6th October 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51894, 06 October 1989",England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24","Derbyshire, Sheffield, Nottingham, Leicestershire",IR,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
264,20,10,1989,Autumn,20,4,1990,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 131 of the Water Act 1989 prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in the Schedule below in those parts of the area in which water is supplied by it. Within 7 days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited at ""Spenfield"" 182 Otley Road, West Park, Leeds LSI6 5RP, (Telephone 0532 781313), 32-34 Monkgate, York YO3 7RH, (Telephone 0904 642131), Castle Market Building, Exchange Street, Sheffield SI 1GB, (Telephone 0742 726421), Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ, (Telephone 0274 691111) and West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA, (Telephone 0532 448201) and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment at Room B.449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. A. Ward, Managing Director West Riding House, 67 Albion Street, Leeds LSI 5AA. SCHEDULE The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b)the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c)the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene;","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 51910, 20 October 1989",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30",Yorkshire,IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
265,1,12,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,13 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
266,1,12,1989,Winter,31,12,1989,Winter,4 drought orders in Northern Ireland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
267,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,17 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
268,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,3 drought orders in Anglian Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKF, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKE, UKG","UKF2, UKF3, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI5, UKJ1, UKJ4, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKG1","UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI51, UKI52, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKE12, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH16, UKH24, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian,R,Water Resources,,"Anglian Water, Essex & Suffolk Water, Affinity Water, Cambridge Water",Supply,Drought order
269,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,2 drought orders in Thames Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
270,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,25 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
271,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,13 drought orders in South West region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
272,1,1,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,19 million people affected by hosepipe bans,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
273,3,1,1990,Winter,3,7,1990,Summer,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given, that on 19th July 1989, the Secretary of State for the Environment made an Order enabling the restric- tion of use of water in those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited, known as Medway and Thanet in Kent, and Sussex Coast in East and West Sussex. That Order expires on 19th January 1990, but, despite recent rainfall, it will remain necessary to restrict uses of water to assist the replenishment of resources before next summer. Accordingly, notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since October 1988, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") which comprise: (i) North and East Kent, including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal; and (ii) West and East Sussex, extending from Littlehampton to Arundel in the west to Telscombe and Lewes in the east inclusive, and southwards from Burpham, Findon, Steyning, Henfield and Pyecombe inclusive, including all properties whose post code commences with 'BN'. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131(4)(6) of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction 1989 given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. The Order would provide that the Company may, for such period as it thinks necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which the order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the areas specified the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: — (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (/) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, includ- ing any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially occupied. Plans showing the areas specified may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours for a period of seven days from the date of the publication of this","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52007, 03 January 1990",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","North and East Kent, Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal, West and East Sussex",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
274,8,1,1990,Winter,8,7,1990,Summer,"MID KENT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989, SECTION 131 (4) (b) Notice of Application for Orders to Restrict or Prohibit the use of Water for Certain Specified Uses Notice is hereby given that in view of the exceptional shortage of rain in 1989 and the consequent delay of recharge to the aquifers, a potentially serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of the Mid Kent Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers, the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act, 1989 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partiallly, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing or road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, at the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent and the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent for a period of seven days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London, SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. A. J. Sheppeck, Secretary & Financial Controller High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52015, 12 January 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
275,24,1,1990,Winter,25,7,1990,Summer,"MID KENT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989, SUCTION 131(4)(6) Notice of application for orders to restrict or prohibit the use of water for certain specified In view of the exceptional shortage of rain in 1990 and the severely reduced recharge to aquifers, a potentially serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of the Mid Kent Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers, the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment to renew an Order made by the Secretary of State on 24th January 1990 pursuant to section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes which expires on 25th July 1990. In this respect the Company is seeking to renew the authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's principal office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, at the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent and the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent for a period of seven days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. G. N. Slater, Secretary High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 5 AH. 29th June 1989.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52198, 29 June 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
276,24,1,1990,Winter,24,7,1990,Summer,"EAST SURREY WATER PLC WATER ACT 1989 DROUGHT ORDER UNDER SECTION 131 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since October 1989, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists within the Company's Statutory Area of Supply. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under Sections 131 (3) (d) and 131 (4) (b) of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to allevi- ate the deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. (1) To amend the Company's existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S from the Southern Water Authority regulating abstraction by the Company from the River Eden in Kent through its intake at Chiddingstone for the purpose of filling Bough Beech Reservoir such that the Company may: (a) abstract through its intake at Chiddingstone any water flowing in the River Eden in excess of 22 megalitres per day (4-8 million gallons), and (b) abstract such water through the intake subject to the above constraint until 31st May 1990. (2) To prohibit the use of water for the following purposes for a period of six months from the day on which the Order comes into operation: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race-courses, whether privately or publicly owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Copies of the map showing the area affected by the above measures together with the existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office at London Road, Redhill. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SWIP SPY within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. D. E. Try, Engineering Director, East Surrey Water PLC, London Road, Redhill RH1 1LJ. 24th January 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52027, 24 January 1990",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",East Surrey,IR,Water Resources,East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
277,26,1,1990,Winter,26,7,1990,Summer,"EAST SURREY WATER PLC WATER ACT 1989 Drought Order under section 131 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since October 1989, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists within the Company's Statutory Area of Supply. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under sections 131(4)(f) and 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. (1) To amend the Company's existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S from the Southern Water Authority regulating abstraction by the Company from the River Eden in Kent through its intake at Chiddingstone for the purpose of filling Bough Beech Reservoir such that the Company may: (a) abstract through its intake at Chiddingstone any water flowing in the River Eden in excess of 22 megalitres per day (4-8 million gallons), and (b) abstract such water through the intake subject to the above constraint until 31st May 1990. (2) To prohibit the use of water for the following purposes for a period of 6 months from the day on which the Order comes into operation: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether privately of publicly owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Copies of a map showing the area affected by the above measures, together with the existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office at London Road, Redhill. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 5PY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. D. E. Try, Engineering Director London Road, Redhill RH11LJ.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52029, 26 January 1990",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",East Surrey,IR,Water Resources,East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
278,3,2,1990,Winter,3,8,1990,Summer,"THE MID KENT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 The Mid Kent Water Company (Drought) Order 1990 Notice is hereby given that on 24th January 1990, the Secretary of Stnte for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 25th January 1990. The Order authorises the Mid Kent Water Company to prohibit or limit the use of water for non-essential purposes within its statutory area. In the view of the continuing exceptional shortage of rain and to conserve supplies of water within its statutory area, the Company gives notice that following non-essential uses of water will be prohibited from 3rd February 1990 until further notice: 1. the water by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; 2. the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; 3. the operation of mechaaical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; 4. the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 5. the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than the cleaning of windows; 6. the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 7. the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere water is recycled; 8. the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of the Order and the plan showing the Company's statutory area of supply may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, (telephone number 0634 240313), the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent (telephone number 0622 690680) and the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, (telephone number 0227 455999). The above provisions replace and extend those previously advertised and are made pursuant to the Mid Kent Water Company (Drought) Order 1990, which came into force on 25th January 1990. Any person using water in contravention of prohibitions or limitations imposed under this Order will be guilty of an Offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000, or to an unlimited fine on conviction or indictment. A. J. Sheppeck, Secretary and Financial Controller High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 5 AH. 1st February 1990. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52036, 02 February 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
279,9,2,1990,Winter,9,8,1990,Summer,"THE WEST KENT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the Company's statutory area of supply. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131 of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. (1) To prohibit for such period as the Company think necessary not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which an Order comes into force, as respects the whole or any part of their statutory area of supply, the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecources, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. (2) To amend the Company's existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/474/G regulating abstraction by the Company from their source of supply at Hartlake so that the Company may when a prohibition is in force on the use of water for any of the purposes mentioned above as respects the whole of the said area, abstract water at any time when the flow in the River Medway is at least 100 megalitres a day and without regard to the level in that river upstream of Porters Lock and upstream of East Lock. The existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/474/G may be inspected by any person free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the Company's Office at 1 Church Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 3YH. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 5PY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. N. Burns, Secretary The West Kent Water Company, 1 Church Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 3YH. 9th February 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52043, 09 February 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",West Kent,IR,Water Resources,West Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
280,1,3,1990,Spring,31,8,1992,Summer,"Biggest impact on water supply in areas with greatest pressure on resources, especially in areas of high irrigation demand",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,DP,Water Resources,,,Demand,
281,1,3,1990,Spring,31,8,1992,Summer,Drought severity worse in east and south where resources based on GW or GW-fed rivers,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",,DP,Water Resources,,,Supply,
282,1,5,1990,Summer,31,5,1990,Summer,Appeals for restraint by water companies in May 1990,"Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Publicity
283,1,6,1990,Summer,31,8,1990,Summer,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,R,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Supply,System
284,12,6,1990,Summer,12,12,1990,Winter,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that, by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") which comprise North and East Kent, including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for Orders under section 131(4) (b) of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought direction 1989 given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. Each order would provide that the Company may, for such period as it thinks necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which the order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the areas specified the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Plans showing the areas specified may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours for a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice at .the Company's offices at Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham, and Westwood Road, Broadstairs. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY within seven days of the 10695 date of publication of this notice, with a copy to the undersigned, please. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor for Southern Water Services Limited. Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 12th June 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52185, 18 June 1990",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich, Deal",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
285,1,7,1990,Summer,31,7,1990,Summer,Abstractions for spray irrigation banned in some Fenland catchments in late July 1990,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,UKH1,UKH12,Fenland,R,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
286,1,8,1990,Summer,31,8,1990,Summer,"By the end of August 1990, 18 million people were affected by restrictions","Marsh, T.J., Monkhouse, R.A., Arnell, N.W., Lees, M.L. & Reynard, N.S. (1994) The 1988-92 Drought. Institute of Hydrology: Wallingford, UK",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
287,13,8,1990,Summer,13,2,1991,Winter,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 The Southern Water Services Limited (Medway) (Drought) Order 1990 The Southern Water Services Limited (Thanet) (Drought) Order 1990 Notice is hereby given that on 20th July 1990 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above Orders which came into force on 21st July 1990. The Orders authorise Southern Water Services Limited to prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in certain parts of their water supply area in Kent for any of the purposes specified in the Orders. Notice is also hereby given that, in pursuance of the said Orders, from 08.00 hours on Monday, 13th August 1990 until further notice, Southern Water Services Limited prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in those parts of their water supply area which comprise the areas of the Councils of Gravesham, Rochester-on- Medway, Tonbridge & Mailing, Gillingham, Maidstone, Swale, Thanet, Canterbury and Dover for any of the following purposes: 13037 (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; provided that limited watering of cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens may be available with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; provided that in certain circumstances pools under construction may be partly filled where this is necessary to retain structural integrity with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; provided that washers with an efficient system of recirculation may be used with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene and otherwise than by bucket or recirculating vehicle washer permitted under (c) above; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled, unless such recycled water is required to sustain fish; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Applications for permission for the purposes of exemptions above should be addressed to the Water Manager, Southern Water Services Limited, Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham MES 7QA (telephone Medway 466SS) in respect of the Medway area, and to the Water Manager, Southern Water Services Limited, Westwood Road, Broadstairs CT10 2NZ (telephone Thanet 68141) in repect of the Thanet area. At these addresses further details may be obtained and a copy of the Orders and of a map of the areas of restriction may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during normal office hours. Permissions may be withdrawn at any time, either specifically or by further Public Notice. Any person using water in contravention of the prohibitions or limitations hereby imposed wil be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000, or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor, Southern Water Services Limited. Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 6th August 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52238, 09 August 1990",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Gravesham, Rochester-on- Medway, Tonbridge & Mailing, Gillingham, Maidstone, Swale, Thanet, Canterbury, Dover",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
288,17,8,1990,Summer,17,2,1991,Winter,"FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 Water Shortage Notice of application for emergency Orders to vary licence conditions to ground water sources and restrict or prohibit the use of water for certain specified uses. In view of the exceptional shortage of rain, very limited recharge to aquifiers has occurred and a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of the Folkestone and District Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers this summer the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order, pursuant to section 131 of the Water Act 1989, to modify conditions relating to the abstraction of water from the chalk strata at Stonehall and Holmestone Pumping Stations. The modifications would provide for temporary suspension of the compensation water at Stonehall and the control flow requirement in the River Dour. Provision is made that the National Rivers Authority be authorised to adjust the control flow requirement at Grabble Mill and Watersend Lake in accordance with downstream requirements. Details of the existing and temporary modifications are indicated in the table below: Pumping Strata Gridref. Max. daily Abstraction Compensation Conditions station existing Mild. existing proposed Stonehall Chalk TR26964S61 6-0 6-0 Linked to Control flow in River flow Dour as set adjusted out in byNRAin Licence No. accordance 9/40/4/439/G with down- stream conditions Hobnestone Chalk TR29424208 3-27 3-27 Linked to ditto flow in River Dour as set out in Licence No 9/40/4/443/G Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for (he Environment for an Order, pursuant to section 131 of the Water Act 1989 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989, to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, paying fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company to effectively meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water, he may direct that the holding of a local public enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. D. H. A. Dunks, General Manager and Secretary,. The Folkestone and District Water Company. The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4QB.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52246, 17 August 1990",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
289,6,9,1990,Autumn,6,3,1991,Spring,"THAMES WATER UTILITIES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Notice of Application for a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that, because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the following areas (""the relevant area"") which are supplied by Thames Water Utilities Limited (""the Company""). (a) Thamesdown Borough Council—the entire area. (b) West Oxfordshire District Council—the following parishes: Alvescot, Asthall, Bampton, Brize Norton, Broadwell, Bruern, Burford (Upton and Signet), Carterton and Black Bourton, Chastleton, Clanfield, Fifield, Filkings and Broughton Poggs, Fulbrook, Grafton and Radcot, Holwell, Idbury, Kelmscott, Kencot, Langford, Little Faringdon, Milton-under- Wychwood, Shilton, Swinbrook and Widford, Taynton, Westwell. (c) Vale of White Horse District Council—the following parishes: Ashbury, Baulking, Bourton, Buckland, Buscot, Charney Bassett, Coleshill, Compton Beauchamp, Eaton Hastings, Fernham, Great Coxwell, Great Faringdon, Hatford, Hinton Waldrist, Little Coxwell, Littleworth, Longcot, Longworth, Pusey. Shellingford, Shrivenham, Stanford-in-the-Vale, Uffington, Watchfield, Woolstone. (d) Kennet District Council—the following parishes: Aldbourne, Avebury, Baydon, Berwick Bassett, Broad Hinton, Buttermere, Chilton Foliat, East Kennet, Froxfield, Fyfield, Grafton, Great Bedwyn, Ham, Little Bedwyn, Marlborough, Mildenhall, Ogbourne St. Andrew, Ogbourne St. George, Preshute, Ramsbury, Savernake, Shalbourne, Tidcombe and Fosbury, West Overton, Winterbourne Bassett, Winterbourne Monkton, Wooton Rivers (only such part as is supplied by the company). (e) North Wiltshire District Council—the following parishes: Ashton Keynes, Braydon, Broad Town, Clyffee Pypard, Cricklade, Hilmarton (only such part as supplied by the company), Latton, Leigh, Lydiard Millicent, Lydiard Tregoze, Lyneham, Marston Maisey, Purton, Tockenham, Wootton Bassett. (f) Cotswold District Council—the entire area EXCEPT for the following parishes: Ashley, Avening, Beverstone, Boxwellwith- Leighterton, Cherington, Didmarton, Kingscote, Longon Newton, Osleworth, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury, Tetbury Upton, Westenbirt-with-Lasborough. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131 of the Water Act 1989 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. 1. To prohibit for such period as the Company think necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which an Order comes into force, as respects the whole or any part of the relevant area, the use of water supplies by them for any of the following purposes: (a) The watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses whether publicly or privately owned; (b) The filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) The washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) The cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than the cleaning of windows by the use of a bucket of water; (0 The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Relaxations of the above prohibitions and restrictions may be granted for the following purposes, upon written application to the Company's Secretary at the address below: (i) The first filling of newly constructed swimming pools to protect the integrity of the structure, (ii) The operation of car washing equipment where water is recycled and the loss per cycle is no greater than 23 litres (5 gallons) per day. (iii) The operation of a cascade or fountain to aerate water where it is deemed essential for the survival of fish. 2. To abstract water from the following boreholes for a period not exceeding six months from the day on which an Order comes into force and subject to the following limitations: (a) I Borehole at Kemble in Gloucestershire National Grid Ref. ST 98479764—subject to a maximum abstraction of 4 megalitres per day. The Company will ask the Secretary of State for authorisation to occupy and use this borehole and so much of the adjacent land as is necessary to install a temporary water treatment plant and connect the borehole to the Company's water distribution network. (b) 1 Borehole at Avebury in Wiltshire National Grid Ref. SU 0890 7008—subject to a maximum abstraction of 3 megalitres per day. (c) 5 Boreholes at Ogbourne in Wiltshire National Grid Ref. (i) SU 1999 7560, (ii) SU 2013 7536, (iii) SU 2016 7517, (iv) SU 1968 7561, (v) SU 1934 7550—subject to total maximum abstraction of 4 megalitres per day from the above 5 boreholes. (d) 1 Borehole at Maddle Farm in Berkshire National Grid Ref. SU 3049 8174, 1 Borehole at Upper Lambourne in Berkshire National Grid Ref. SU 3171 8051—subject to a total maximum abstraction of 2 megalitres per day from the above two boreholes. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52265, 06 September 1990",England,"UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK","UKF2, UKG1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI6, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKH35, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ43, UKJ46, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15","Cotswolds, North Wiltshire, Kennet District, Vale of White Horse, West Oxfordshire, Thamesdown",IR,Water Resources,Thames Water,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
290,7,9,1990,Autumn,7,3,1991,Spring,"EASTBOURNE WATER COMPANY DROUGHT ACT 1989 Eastbourne [Voter Company (Drought) Order 1990 Notice is hereby given that on 3rd September 1990 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order pursuant to section 131(4) of the Water Act 1989 and this came into force on 4th September 1990. The Order authorises Eastbourne Water Company to prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by the Company throughout its statutory area for any of the purposes specified in the Order. A copy of the Order may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's offices at 14 Upperton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex. Notice is also given that in pursuance of the said Order, on and from Friday, 7th September 1990 until further notice, Eastbourne Water Company hereby prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by the Company for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; provided that limited watering of cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens may be available with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools, and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; provided that, in certain circumstances, pools under construction may be partly filled where this is necessary to retain structural integrity with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; provided that washers with an efficient system of recirculation may be used with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene and otherwise than by bucket or recirculating vehicle washer permitted under (c) above; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled, unless such recycled water is required to sustain fish; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of a plan showing the Company's statutory area of supply may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's offices. Applications for exemption, as stated within (a), (b) and (c) above, must be made in writing and addressed ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52265, 06 September 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Eastbourne,IR,Water Resources,Eastbourne Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
291,1,10,1990,Autumn,1,4,1991,Spring,"THAMES WATER UTILITIES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 The Thames Water Utilities Limited (Drought) (No. 2) Order 1990 Notice of Making of a Drought Order Notice is hereby given that on 25th September 1990 the Secretary of State for the Environment made an Order under section 131 of the Water Act 1989. 2. This Order enables Thames Water Utilities Limited (""the Company"") to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes by prohibiting the use of water supplied by the Company for any of the purposes listed in paragraph 4 below. 3. The restrictions affect the areas listed in paragraph 7. They will come into operation on midnight Monday, 1st October 1990, and will continue for as long as the Company thinks necessary but not exceeding 6 months. 4. (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than the cleaning of windows by the use of a bucket of water; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 5. Contravention of this Drought Order is a criminal offence. Conviction can be punished with a fine of up to £2,000 in the Magistrates Court or, in the Crown Court with an unlimited fine. 6. Relaxations of the above prohibitions and restrictions may be granted for the following purposes, upon written application to the Company's Secretary at the address below: (i) The first filling of newly constructed swimming pools to protect the integrity of the structure, (ii) The operation of car washing equipment where water is recycled and the loss per cycle is no greater than 23 litres (5 gallons) per day. (iii) The operation of a cascade or fountain to aerate water where it is deemed essential for the survival offish. 7. The areas to which the Order applies are: (a) Thamesdown Borough Council—the entire area. (b) West Oxfordshire District Council—the following parishes: Alvescot, Asthall, Bampton, Brize Norton, Broadwell, Bruern, Burford (Upton & Signet), Carterton & Black Bourton, Chastleton, Clanfield, Fifield, Filkins & Broughton Poggs, Fulbrook, Grafton & Radcot, Hoi well, Idbury, Kelmscott, Kencot, Langford, Little Faringdon, Milton under Wychwood, Shilton, Swinbrook & Widford. Taynton, Westwell. (c) Vale of White Horse District Council—the following parishes: Ashbury, Baulking, Bourton, Buckland, Buscot, Charney Bassett, Coleshill, Compton Beauchamp, Eaton Hastings, Fernham, Great Coxwell, Great Faringdon, Hatford, Hinton Waldrist, Little Coxwell, Littleworth, Longcot, Longworth, Pusey, Shellingford, Shrivenham, Stanford in the Vale, Uffington, Watchfield, Woolstone. (d) Kennet District Council—the following parishes: Aldbourne, Avebury, Baydon, Berwick Bassett, Broad Hinton, Buttermere, Chilton Foliat, East Kennet, Froxfield, Fyfield, Grafton, Great Bedwyn, Ham, Little Bedwyn, Marlborough, Mildenhall, Ogbourne St Andrew, Ogbourne St George, Preshute, Ramsbury, Savernake, Shalbourne, Tidcome & Fosbury, West Overton, Winterbourne Bassett, Winterbourne Monkton, Wooton Rivers (only such part as is supplied by the Company). (e) North Wiltshire District Council—the following parishes: Ashton Keynes, Braydon, Broad Town, Clyffe Pypard, Cricklade, Hilmarton (only such part as is supplied by the Company), Latton, Leigh, Lydiard Millicent, Lydiard Tregoze, Lyneham, Marston Maisey, Purton, Tockenham, Wootton Bassett. (0 Cotswold District Council—the entire area except for the following parishes: Ashley, Avening, Beverstone, Boxwell with Leighterton, Cherington, Didmarton, Kingscote, Long Newnton, Ozleworth, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury, Tetbury Upton, Westenbirt with Lasborough. A copy of the Order may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the Company's offices at 17 Bath Road, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 4AT and at Nugent House, Vastern Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 8DB during the period that the aforesaid prohibition or any part thereof remains in force. D. Badcock, Secretary Thames Water Utilities Limited. Nugent House, Vastern Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 8DB. (740) ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52284, 27 September 1990",England,"UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK","UKF2, UKG1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI6, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKH35, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ43, UKJ46, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15","Cotswolds, North Wiltshire, Kennet District, Vale of White Horse, West Oxfordshire, Thamesdown",IR,Water Resources,Thames Water,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
292,9,11,1990,Autumn,9,5,1991,Spring,"BRISTOL WATERWORKS COMPANY The Bristol Waterworks Company (Drought) Order 1990 Notice of making of General Drought Order The Secretary of State is satisfied that, by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the area of the Bristol Waterworks Company, and, in exercise of his powers under section 131 of the Water Act 1989, by Order made by statutory instrument, authorises the Company for such period as they think necessary not exceeding six months beginning with 9th November 1990, to prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the area of rectriction the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecources, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The area of restriction referred to comprises the following: (1) The area of Bristol City Council. (2) The area of Kingswood District Council. (3) The area of Northavon District Council, with the exception of the parish of Hill. (4) The area of Woodspring District Council. (5) The area of Wansdyke District Council. (6) In the area of Cotswold District Council, the following areas: (a) the parishes of Beverstone, Boxwell with Leighterton, Didmarton, Kingscote, Long Newnton, Ozleworth, Shipton Moyne, Tetbury, Tetbury Upton and Westonbirt with Lasborough; (b) in the parish of Ashley, the areas comprising New Barn, the village of Ashley and Manor Farm. (7) In the area of Stroud District Council, the following areas: (a) the parish of Alderley; 0 (b) in the parish of Kingswood, the areas comprising Cherryrock Farm, Haroldfield Farm and Mountenay Farm. (8) The area of Mendip District Council. (9) In the area of Sedgemoor District Council, the parishes of Axbridge, Badgenorth, Berry, Brean, Brent Knoll, Burnham- on-Sea and Highbridge, Burnham Without, Chapel Allerton. Cheddar, Compton Bishop, East Brent, Lympsham, Mark, Shipham, Weare and Wedmore. (10) In the area of North Wiltshire District Council, the following areas: (a) the parishes of Brokenborough, Easton Grey, Luckington, Norton, Sherston and Sopworth; (b) in the parish of Nettleton, the areas comprising the village of Burton, Down Farm, Downham Farm, Kington Down Farm, Shirehill Farm and Westfield Farm. Any person may inspect the copy of the above Order free of charge on normal working days between the hours of 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the offices of the Company listed hereunder, Head Office, Bridgwater Road, Bristol; Bedminster Depot, Bishqpsworth Road, Bedminster; Kingswood Depot, Soundwell Road, Kingswood; Shepton Malle.t Depot, Yellingmill Lane, Shepton Mallet. The prohibition or limitation made by the Order will not come into operation until the expiration of the period of 72 hours beginning with the day on which this notice is published. N. H. Bagot, Solicitor British Waterworks Co., Bridgwater Road, Bristol BS99 7AU. 10th November 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52334, 13 November 1990",England,UKK,"UKK1, UKK2","UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK15, UKK23","Bristol, Kingswood, Northavon, Woodspring, Wansdyke, Cotswold, Ashley, North Wiltshire, Sedgemoor, Mendip,",IR,Water Resources,Bristol Water,Bristol Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
293,1,12,1990,Winter,31,12,1990,Winter,1 drought order in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
294,12,12,1990,Winter,12,6,1991,Summer,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 / Notice is hereby given that by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists and is threatened in those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") which comprise North and East Kent, including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 131 (4) of the Water Act 1989, extending the period of operation of existing Orders enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction Act 1989, given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 1st September 1989. The effect of the Order would be to provide that the Company may, for such further period as it thinks neceessary, not exceeding a period of 6 months from 21st January 1990; prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the areas specified, the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Plans showing the areas specified may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours for a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice at the Company's offices at Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham, and Westwood Road, Broadstairs. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice, with a copy to the undersigned, please. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor for Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 12th December 1990.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52367, 18 December 1990",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","North and East Kent, Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
295,27,12,1990,Winter,27,6,1991,Summer,"EAST SURREY WATER PLC WATER ACT 1989 Drought Order under Section 131 Notice is hereby given that because of an exceptional shortage of rain since September 1990, a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists within the Company's Statutory Area of supply. The Company therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under sections 131(4)(f) and 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989, enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the deficiency of water and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. (1) To amend the Company's existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S from the Southern Water Authority regulating abstraction by the Company from the River Eden in Kent through its intake at Chiddingstone for the purpose of filling Bough Beech Reservoir such that the Company may: (a) abstract through its intake at Chiddingstone any water flowing in the River Eden in excess of 22 megatitres per day (4.8 million gallons), and (b) abstract such water through the intake subject to the above constraint until 31st May 1991. (2) To prohibit the use of water for the following purposes for a period of six months from the day on which the Order comes into operation: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or race- courses, whether privately or publicly owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly of partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene. Copies of a map showing the area affected by the above measures, together with the existing abstraction licence 9/40/3/386/S, may be inspected by any person, free of charge, at all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office at London Road, Redhill. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 5PY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. D. E. Try, Engineering Director East Surrey Water pic, London Road, Redhill Rhl 1LJ.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52374, 27 December 1990",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",East Surrey,IR,Water Resources,East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
296,28,12,1990,Winter,28,6,1991,Summer,"MID KENT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 SECTION 131(4)(B) Notice of application for Orders to restrict or prohibit the use of water for certain specified uses In view of the exceptional shortage of rain in 1990 and the severely reduced recharge to aquifers, a potentially serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of The Mid Kent Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers, the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989, and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989, to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including anywhere water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, at the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent, and the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, for a period of seven days from the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY, (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. N. M. Austin, Secretary, Mid Kent Water ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52377, 28 December 1990",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
297,1,1,1991,Winter,31,12,1991,Winter,1 drought order in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
298,1,1,1991,Winter,31,12,1991,Winter,9 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
299,1,1,1991,Winter,31,12,1991,Winter,18 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
300,1,1,1991,Winter,31,12,1991,Winter,6.5 million people affected by hosepipe bans,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
301,1,1,1991,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,DR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,"Demand, Supply","Hosepipe ban, System"
302,22,1,1991,Winter,22,7,1991,Summer,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 The Southern Water Services Limited (Medway) (Drought) Order 1991 The Southern Water Services Limited (Thanet) (Drought) Order 1991 Notice is hereby given that on 21st January 1991 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above Orders which came into force on 22nd January 1991. The Orders authorise Southern Water Services Limited to continue to prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in certain parts of their water supply area in Kent for any of the purposes specified in the Orders. Notice is also hereby given that, in pursuance of the said Orders, from 0800 hours on Monday, 4th February 1991, until further notice, Southern Water Services Limited prohibit or limit the use of water supplied by them in those parts of their water supply area which comprise the areas of the Councils of Gravesham, Rochester- upon-Medway, Tonbridge and Mailing, Gillingham, Maidstone, Swale, Thanet, Canterbury and Dover for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; provided that limited watering of cricket squares, bowling greens and golf greens may be available with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; provided that in certain circumstances pools under construction may be partly filled where this is necessary to retain structural integrity with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; provided that washers with an efficient system of recirculation may be used with the prior written permission of the Company and subject to any conditions imposed; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene and otherwise than by bucket or recirculating vehicle washer permitted under (c) above; 1795 fap at the Post Office (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reasons other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled, unless such recycled water is required to sustain fish; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholy or substantially unoccupied. Applications for permission for the purposes of exemptions above should be addressed to the Water Manager, Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Capstone Road, Chatham MES 7QA (telephone Medway 830655), in respect of the Medway area, and to the Water Manager, Southern Water Services Limited, Westwood Road, Broadstairs CT10 2NZ (telephone Thanet 68141), in respect of the Thanet area. At these addresses further details may be obtained and a copy of the Orders and of a map of the areas of restriction may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during normal office hours. Permissions may be withdrawn at any time, either specifically or by further public notice. Any person using water in contravention of the prohibitions or limitations hereby imposed will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine of up to £2,000 or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 29th January 1991.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52439, 04 February 1991",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Gravesham, Rochester- upon-Medway, Tonbridge and Mailing, Gillingham, Maidstone, Swale, Thanet, Canterbury, Dover",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
303,4,2,1991,Winter,4,8,1991,Summer,"MID KENT WATER PLC WATER ACT 1989 Mid Kent water (Drought) Order 1991 Notice is hereby given that on 25th January 1991, the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 26th January 1991. The Order authorises Mid Kent Water Pic to prohibit or limit the use of water for non-essential purposes within its statutory area. In view of the continuing exceptional shortage of rain and to conserve supplies of water within its statutory area, the Company now gives notice that the following non-essential uses of water will be prohibited from 4th February 1991 until further notice: 1. the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; 2. the filh'ng, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; 3. the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; 4. the washing of road vehicles, boats and railway rolling stock for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 5. the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than the cleaning of windows; 6. the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 7. the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; 8. the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52438, 01 February 1991",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
304,22,3,1991,Spring,22,9,1991,Autumn,"FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT WATER COMPANY WATER ACT 1989 Water Shortage Notice of application for emergency Orders to vary licence conditions to ground water sources and restrict or prohibit the use of water for certain specified uses. In view of the exceptional shortage of rain, very limited recharge to aquifiers has occurred and a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of the Folkstone and District Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in Order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers this summer the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order, pursuant to section 131 of the Water Act 1989, to modify conditions relating to the abstraction of water from the chalk strata at Stonehall and Holmstone Pumping Stations. The modifications would provide for temporary suspension of the compensation water at Stonehall and the control flow requirement in the River Dour. Details of the existing and temporary modifications are indicated in the table below: Abstraction Pumping Max. daily Mild. Compensation Conditions station Strata Gridref. existing proposed existing proposed Stonehall Chalk TR26964561 6.0 6.0 Linked to Flow in No water to be River Dour a set abstracted so as to out in Licence No. lower the flow in 9/40/4/439/G the River Dour as measured at the NRA Grabble Mill gauging station to less than 5.0 Ml/d. Holmstone Chalk TR29424208 3.27 3.27 Linked to flow in ditto River Dour as set out in Licence No. 9/40/4/443/G Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order, pursuant to section 131 of the Water Act 1989 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989, to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non- essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reasons other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (0 the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or subsantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkstone, Kent, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, (with a copy to the undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company to effectively meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water, he may direct that the holding of a local public inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. D.H.A. Dunks, General Manager and Secretary, The Folkestone and District Water Company, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4QB. (877)","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52483, 22 March 1991",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
305,13,6,1991,Summer,13,12,1991,Winter,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER ACT 1989 Notice is hereby given that, by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") which comprise North and East Kent, including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for Orders under section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989, enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction 1991, given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 18th April 1991. Each Order would provide that the Company may, for such period as it thinks necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which the Order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the area specified the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental foundations or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Plans showing the areas specified may be inspected by any person, free of charge, during all reasonable office hours for a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice at the Company's offices at Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham, and Westwood Road, Broadstairs. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice, with a copy to the undersigned, please. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52559, 13 June 1991",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","North and East Kent, Gravesend, Northfleet, Medway, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich, Deal",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
306,21,6,1991,Summer,21,12,1991,Winter,"MID KENT WATER PLC Drought Order Water Act 1989, section 131(4)(a) and (0 and section 131 4(b) Notice of application for emergency Orders to vary licence conditions to groundwater sources and to abstract waterfrom a new unlicensed source and to prohibit or restrict the use of water. In view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989-1991, a considerable reduction in recharge to all aquifers has occurred threatening a serious deficiency of supplies of water in the statutory area of Mid Kent Water pic in 1991. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure the maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers this summer, the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to sections 131(4)(a) and (0 of the Water Act 1989, to modify licence conditions relating to the abstraction of water from the Chalk Strata, at Boughton, Wineycock Shaw, Howfield, Thanington, Gpdmersham, Chilham, Hoplands Farm and Stockbury Pumping Stations. The modifications would provide for temporary increases in the existing authorised maximum day abstraction quantities which would also necessitate a temporary increase in the authorised annual quantity in certain cases. The proposed modifications would also involve the temporary suspension of the compensation water provisions for the Chilham and Godmersham licences and the temporary suspension of the compensation restricted abstraction conditions for the Howfield and Thanington licences with respect to the 104.6 Mid. (23 m.g.d.) flow condition in the River Great Stour as measured at the Morton Gauging Station. In addition, the Company has constructed a new source into the Ashdown Beds Strata at Bewl Bridge which is at present unlicensed but available for assisting in meeting projected demands this summer. The Company is applying to the Secretary of State for temporary authorisation to abstract water from this source this year pending determination of licence applications by the National Rivers Authority. Details of the existing licence conditions and temporary modifications are indicated in the attached table. Pumping Stn. Strata Grid. Ref. Max. Day Abstract (Mid) Annual Abstract Compensation Oct. 90-Sept. 91 Conditions Linked to 104.6 Mid (23mgd) at Horton Exist Prop. Exist. Prop. Exist Prop. (Mid) (Mid) (Mid) (Mid) (Mid) (Mid) Broughton Chalk TR046589 4.55 6.0 Group Lie. Unaltered — — Wineycock Shaw Chalk TQ952573 6.00 8.0 Group Lie. Unaltered — — Howfield Chalk TR119562 13.64/17.05* 18.0 4977.87 5500 — — Thanington Chalk TR138567 20.46/22.73* 25.0 6687.16 7400 — — Godmersham Chalk TR073516 13.64 20.0 4977.87 5500 Up to 15.91 Zero Chilham Chalk TR075534 13.64 20.0 4977.87 5500 Up to 20.46 Zero Hoplands Farm Chalk TR206616 6.82 9.0 1659.29 Unaltered — — Stockbury Chalk TQ848609 3.4 5.0 1241 1500 — — Bewl Bridge BH Ashdown TQ672335 0 3.5 0 315 — — * Upper figure subject to flows at Horton Gauging Station on the River Great Stour being above 104.6 Mid (23 mgd). Notice is also hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its consumers, the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 131(4)(b) of the Water Act 1989 and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1991 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of; (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas;- (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing or road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with accompanying plans may be inspected by any person free of charge, during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, at the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown. Canterbury, Kent and the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, for a period of seven days from the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this Notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water, he may direct that the holding of a public local inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. N. M. Austin, Company Secretary Mid Kent Water pic, High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 5AH. 21st June 1991.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52579, 21 June 1991",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
307,29,7,1991,Summer,29,1,1992,Winter,"WATER ACTS MID KENT WATER PLC WATER ACT 1989 (Drought) (No. 2) Order 1991 Notice is hereby given that on 22nd July 1991 the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 26th July 1991. The Order authorises Mid Kent Water pic to continue to prohibit or limit the use of water for non-essential purposes and to modilfy licence conditions relating to the abstraction of water from certain source stations and permit abstraction from one existing unlicensed source. In view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989-1991 and to conserve supplies of water within its statutory area, the Company now gives NOTICE that the following non-essential uses of water will be prohibited from 0001 hours on 29th July 1991 until further notice: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (Hi) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) or privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing or road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation or ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Notice is also hereby given that an Order to ensure the maitenance of essential supplies to its customers the Company will abstract additional quantities of water from its Hoplands Farm, Boughton, Wineycock Shaw and Stockbury Pumping Stations and from a new borehole at Bewl Bridge should it be deemed necessary. The discharge of compensation water to the Rilver Stour will also be suspended temporatily unless the Company is directed to reintroduce these measures by the National Rivers Authority. Details of the existing licence conditions and temporary modifications are indicated in the following table. Compensation Conditions Linked Annual Abstract. to 104-6 Mid Max. Day Abstract. (Mid) Oct. 90-Sept. 91 (23mgd) at Horton Exist. Prop. Exist. Prop. Exist. Prop. Pumping Stn. Strata Grid. Ref. (Mid) (Mid) (Mia) (Mia) (Mid) (Mid) Boughton Chalk TR046589 4-55 6-0 Group Lie. Unaltered Wineycock Shaw Chalk TQ952573 6-0 8-0 Group Lie. Unaltered Godmersham Chalk TR073516 13-64 13-64 4977-87 Unaltered Up to 15-91 Zero Chilham Chalk TR075534 13-64 13-64 4977-87 Unaltered Up to 20-46 Zero Hoplands Farm Chalk TR206616 6-82 9-0 1659-29 Unaltered Stockbury Chalk TQ848609 5-0 5-0 1241 1500 Bewl Bridge BH Ashdown TQ672335 0 3-5 0 315 A copy of the Order and the plan showing the Company's statutory area of supply may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours at the Company's Principal Office, High Street, Snodland, Kent, the Western Divisional Office, King Street, Maidstone, Kent, the Eastern Divisional Office, Odsal House, Harbledown, Canterbury, Kent. Any person using water in contravention of prohibitions or limitations imposed under this Order will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000, or to an unlimited fine on conviction or indictment. N. M. Austin. Company Secretary Mid Kent Water pic, High Street, Snodland, Kent ME6 5AH. 25th July 1991.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52613, 26 July 1991",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
308,1,12,1991,Winter,31,12,1991,Winter,1 drought order in Scotland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Scotland,UKM,"UKM2, UKM3, UKM5, UKM6","UKM21, UKM22, UKM23, UKM24, UKM25, UKM26, UKM27, UKM28, UKM31, UKM32, UKM33, UKM34, UKM35, UKM36, UKM37, UKM38, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM65, UKM66",Scotland,R,Water Resources,,Scotland,Supply,Drought order
309,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,1 drought order in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
310,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,3 drought orders in Thames Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
311,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,11 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
312,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,1 drought order in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
313,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1992,Winter,6.75 million people affected by hosepipe bans,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
314,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1993,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
315,1,1,1992,Winter,31,12,1993,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
316,25,3,1992,Spring,25,9,1992,Autumn,"THE COLNE VALLEY WATER COMPANY PLC LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED Notice of application for an Ordinary Drought Order Notice is hereby given that, because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the whole of the areas of supply of the above-named Companies (""the Companies""). The Companies therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for separate Orders under section 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, enabling each of the Companies to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water a and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. To prohibit for such period as each of the Companies think necessary not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which the Orders come into force, within the whole of the area of supply of each of the Companies, the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling-stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with accompanying plans may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the registered offices of each of the Companies at Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P SPY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. P. W. Darby, Secretary The Colne Valley Water Company Pic Lee Valley Water Limited Rickmansworth Water Limited PO Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 25th March 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52874, 26 March 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Colne Valley,IR,Water Resources,Colne Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
317,25,3,1992,Spring,25,9,1992,Autumn,"THE COLNE VALLEY WATER COMPANY PLC LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED Notice of application for an Ordinary Drought Order Notice is hereby given that, because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the whole of the areas of supply of the above-named Companies (""the Companies""). The Companies therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for separate Orders under section 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, enabling each of the Companies to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water a and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. To prohibit for such period as each of the Companies think necessary not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which the Orders come into force, within the whole of the area of supply of each of the Companies, the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling-stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with accompanying plans may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the registered offices of each of the Companies at Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P SPY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. P. W. Darby, Secretary The Colne Valley Water Company Pic Lee Valley Water Limited Rickmansworth Water Limited PO Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 25th March 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52874, 26 March 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Lee Valley,IR,Water Resources,Lee Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
318,25,3,1992,Spring,25,9,1992,Autumn,"THE COLNE VALLEY WATER COMPANY PLC LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED Notice of application for an Ordinary Drought Order Notice is hereby given that, because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within the whole of the areas of supply of the above-named Companies (""the Companies""). The Companies therefore intend to apply to the Secretary of State for the Environment for separate Orders under section 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, enabling each of the Companies to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water a and to continue to supply sufficient water for essential purposes. To prohibit for such period as each of the Companies think necessary not exceeding a period of 6 months from the day on which the Orders come into force, within the whole of the area of supply of each of the Companies, the use of water supplied by them for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling-stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with accompanying plans may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable office hours at the registered offices of each of the Companies at Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL, for a period of 7 days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P SPY, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. P. W. Darby, Secretary The Colne Valley Water Company Pic Lee Valley Water Limited Rickmansworth Water Limited PO Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 25th March 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52874, 26 March 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Rickmansworth,IR,Water Resources,Rickmansworth Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
319,16,4,1992,Spring,16,10,1992,Autumn,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED Notice is hereby given that, by reason of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"") which comprise North and East Kent, including Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich and Deal. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction 1991 given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 18th April 1991. The Order would provide that the Company may, for such period as it thinks necessary not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which the Order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the area specified the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of oranmental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any, cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Plans showing the areas specified may be inspected by any person, free of charge, at all reasonable times for a period of seven days from the date of publication of this notice at the Company's offices at Luton House, Capstone Road, Chatham, and Westwood Road, Broadstairs. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SWIP 3PY, within seven days of the date of publication of this notice, with a copy to the undersigned, please. G. J. Heyes, Chief Solicitor for Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 16th April 1992. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52895, 16 April 1992",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","North and East Kent, Gravesend, Northfleet, the Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Isle of Sheppey, Thanet, Sandwich, Deal",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
320,25,4,1992,Spring,25,10,1992,Autumn,"MID KENT WATER PLC The Mid Kent Water (Drought) Order 1992 Notice is hereby given that on 24th April 1992, the Secretary or State for the Environment made the above-named Order which came into force on 25th April 1992. The Order authorises Mid Kent Water pic to prohibit or limit the use or water for non-essential purposes and to modify licence conditions relating to the abstraction of water from certain source stations and permit abstraction from new unlicensed sources. In view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989-1992 and to conserve supplies of water within its statutory area, the Company now gives notice that the following non-essential uses of water will be prohibited from 0001 hours on 4th May 1992 until further notice: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of; (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicity or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reasons other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52909, 01 May 1992",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46",Mid Kent,IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
321,1,5,1992,Spring,1,11,1992,Autumn,"COLNE VALLEY WATER LIMITED LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED The Colne Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Lee Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Rickmansworth Water (Drought) Order 1992 Notice is hereby given that on 30th April 1992, the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Orders all of which came into force on 1st May 1992. The Orders authorise Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited (""the Companies"") respectively to prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of each of their areas of supply the use of water for nonIn view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989- 1992 and to conserve supplies of water within each of the aforementioned areas of supply, the Companies now give notice that the use of water will be prohibited from 2400 hours on 10th July 1992 until further notice for any of the following purposes: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned. Exemption: The Companies will exempt from the restriction in (iv) above watering of bowling greens, lawn tennis courts, cricket wickets and golf course greens (but not tees or fairways), subject to prior written permission and to strict limitations contained in such permission on the times and periods allowed for watering. (b) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. Exemption: This equipment may be operated but only with prior written permission for those machines which are adjusted and operated so as to use no more than 30 litres of fresh water per vehicle wash. (c) The use of a hosepipe or other similar apparatus for the washing of road vehicles and boats. (Steam cleaning the underside of vehicles for the purpose of enabling MoT inspections to take place does not fall within the above restriction). (d) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled. Exemption: Those fountains and cascades using recycled water where the purpose of the use is to sustain fish, are exempt from the above restriction but only with prior written permission. (e) The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The term ""prior written permission"" where it occurs in this notice means the prior written permission of the relevant water undertaker, of Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited, supplying water to the applicant for the permission sought. A copy of the Orders and the plans showing the Companies' areas of supply may be inspected, free of charge, during normal office hours at the Companies' Registered Offices, being in each case, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. Any person using water in contravention of any prohibition or limitation imposed under the Orders will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000 or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. P. W. Darby, Company Secretary, Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited. P.O. Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 24th June 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52981, 03 July 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Colne Valley,IR,Water Resources,Colne Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
322,1,5,1992,Spring,1,11,1992,Autumn,"COLNE VALLEY WATER LIMITED LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED The Colne Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Lee Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Rickmansworth Water (Drought) Order 1992 Notice is hereby given that on 30th April 1992, the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Orders all of which came into force on 1st May 1992. The Orders authorise Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited (""the Companies"") respectively to prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of each of their areas of supply the use of water for nonIn view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989- 1992 and to conserve supplies of water within each of the aforementioned areas of supply, the Companies now give notice that the use of water will be prohibited from 2400 hours on 10th July 1992 until further notice for any of the following purposes: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned. Exemption: The Companies will exempt from the restriction in (iv) above watering of bowling greens, lawn tennis courts, cricket wickets and golf course greens (but not tees or fairways), subject to prior written permission and to strict limitations contained in such permission on the times and periods allowed for watering. (b) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. Exemption: This equipment may be operated but only with prior written permission for those machines which are adjusted and operated so as to use no more than 30 litres of fresh water per vehicle wash. (c) The use of a hosepipe or other similar apparatus for the washing of road vehicles and boats. (Steam cleaning the underside of vehicles for the purpose of enabling MoT inspections to take place does not fall within the above restriction). (d) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled. Exemption: Those fountains and cascades using recycled water where the purpose of the use is to sustain fish, are exempt from the above restriction but only with prior written permission. (e) The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The term ""prior written permission"" where it occurs in this notice means the prior written permission of the relevant water undertaker, of Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited, supplying water to the applicant for the permission sought. A copy of the Orders and the plans showing the Companies' areas of supply may be inspected, free of charge, during normal office hours at the Companies' Registered Offices, being in each case, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. Any person using water in contravention of any prohibition or limitation imposed under the Orders will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000 or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. P. W. Darby, Company Secretary, Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited. P.O. Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 24th June 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52981, 03 July 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Lee Valley,IR,Water Resources,Lee Valley Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
323,1,5,1992,Spring,1,11,1992,Autumn,"COLNE VALLEY WATER LIMITED LEE VALLEY WATER LIMITED RICKMANSWORTH WATER LIMITED The Colne Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Lee Valley Water (Drought) Order 1992 The Rickmansworth Water (Drought) Order 1992 Notice is hereby given that on 30th April 1992, the Secretary of State for the Environment made the above-named Orders all of which came into force on 1st May 1992. The Orders authorise Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited (""the Companies"") respectively to prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of each of their areas of supply the use of water for nonIn view of the exceptional shortage of rainfall throughout 1989- 1992 and to conserve supplies of water within each of the aforementioned areas of supply, the Companies now give notice that the use of water will be prohibited from 2400 hours on 10th July 1992 until further notice for any of the following purposes: (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned. Exemption: The Companies will exempt from the restriction in (iv) above watering of bowling greens, lawn tennis courts, cricket wickets and golf course greens (but not tees or fairways), subject to prior written permission and to strict limitations contained in such permission on the times and periods allowed for watering. (b) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not. Exemption: This equipment may be operated but only with prior written permission for those machines which are adjusted and operated so as to use no more than 30 litres of fresh water per vehicle wash. (c) The use of a hosepipe or other similar apparatus for the washing of road vehicles and boats. (Steam cleaning the underside of vehicles for the purpose of enabling MoT inspections to take place does not fall within the above restriction). (d) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled. Exemption: Those fountains and cascades using recycled water where the purpose of the use is to sustain fish, are exempt from the above restriction but only with prior written permission. (e) The operation in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The term ""prior written permission"" where it occurs in this notice means the prior written permission of the relevant water undertaker, of Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited, supplying water to the applicant for the permission sought. A copy of the Orders and the plans showing the Companies' areas of supply may be inspected, free of charge, during normal office hours at the Companies' Registered Offices, being in each case, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. Any person using water in contravention of any prohibition or limitation imposed under the Orders will be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine up to £2,000 or to an unlimited fine on conviction on indictment. P. W. Darby, Company Secretary, Colne Valley Water Limited, Lee Valley Water Limited and Rickmansworth Water Limited. P.O. Box 48, Bishops Rise, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9HL. 24th June 1992.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52981, 03 July 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Rickmansworth,IR,Water Resources,Rickmansworth Water,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
324,12,6,1992,Summer,12,12,1992,Winter,"Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991 to vary existing licences at Stonehall, Holmestone, Kingsdown, Primrose, and the Rakeshole Valley sources, and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1989 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary. (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of parks, ornamental gardens, lawns, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses or racecourses, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling, whether wholly or partially, of privately owned swimming pools and of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (c) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (d) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock and aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (e) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings; (f) the cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (g) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (h) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's Principal Office, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent, for a period of seven days from the publication of this Notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please) within seven days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company to effectively meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a local public inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52949, 12 June 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
325,19,6,1992,Summer,19,12,1992,Winter,"FOLKESTONE AND DISTRICT WATER COMPANY WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 WATER SHORTAGE Notice of Application for Emergency Orders to Vary Licence Conditions to Ground Water Sources and Restrict or Prohibit the use of Water for Certain Specified Uses In view of the exceptional shortage of rain, very limited recharge to aquifers has occurred and a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the statutory area of the Folkestone and District Water Company. Notice is hereby given that in order to ensure maintenance of essential supplies of water to its customers this summer the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991 to vary existing licences at Stonehall, Holmestone, Kingsdown, Primrose and the Rakeshole Valley sources. Details of the existing and proposed modifications are indicated in the Table below: Max. Daily abstraction Ml/d. Conditions Conditions Pumping Station Strata GridRef. Existing Proposed Existing Proposed Stonehall Chalk TR26964561 6.0 6.0 Linked to flow in No water to be River Dour as set abstracted so as to out in Licence No. lower the flow in 9/40/4/439/G the River Dour, as measured at the NRA, Grabble Mill Gauging station, to less than 5.0 Ml/d. Holmestone Chalk TR29424208 3.27 3.27 Linked to flow in Ditto River Dour as set out in Licence No. 9/40/4/443/G Kingsdown Chalk TR36704820 3.0 5.0 As set out in As set out in Licence No. Licence No. 09/40/4/497/G 09/40/4/497/G Max. Annual abstraction Ml/d. Existing Proposed Primrose Chalk TR30604230 586 950 As set out in As set out in Licence No. Licence No. 09/40/4/180/G 09/40/4/180/G Rakeshole Valley Sources Denton Chalk TR21424675 As set out in As set out in Tappington N Chalk TR212046SO Licence No. Licence No. Tappington S Chalk TR2092 4596 3319 3900 09/40/4/377/G 09/40/4/377/G Rakeshole N Chalk TR20544508 Rakeshole S Chalk TR20124413 Notice is also hereby given that the Company is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order pursuant to section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991 to vary existing licences at Stonehall, Holmestone, Kingsdown, Primrose and the Rakeshole Valley sources, and in accordance with the Drought Direction 1991 to authorise prohibition or limitation of the use of water for non-essential purposes. In this respect the Company is seeking authority to prohibit, should this be deemed necessary: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. A copy of this application together with an accompanying plan may be inspected by any person free of charge during all reasonable office hours at the Company's principal office, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent, for a period of seven days from the publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY (with a copy to the undersigned please), within seven days of the publication of this notice. Where it appears to the Secretary of State that an Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company to effectively meet the projected deficiency of supplies of water he may direct that the holding of a local public inquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him shall be dispensed with. / E. Lowe, Company Secretary The Folkestone and District Water Company, The Cherry Garden, Cherry Garden Lane, Folkestone, Kent CT19 4QB. 19th June 1992. (547 )","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 52968, 19 June 1992",England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKH12, UKH14, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI43, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ44, UKJ45",Folkestone,IR,Water Resources,Folkestone and District Water Company,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
326,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Additional costs to water companies approximately £96 million due to severe pressure on surface water resources and distribution systems,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",,,,,I,Water Resources,,,Supply,
327,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Publicity campaigns launched by water companies (e.g. Staffordshire Water Company),Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",Staffordshire,R,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,Publicity
328,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,23 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
329,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,21 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
330,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,1 drought order in Midlands Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Midlands,R,Water Resources,,"Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water",Supply,Drought order
331,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,1 drought order in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
332,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,7 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
333,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"18 million people affected by hosepipe bans (especially NW, SW and Yorkshire)",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKD, UKK, UKE",,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
334,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Garden watering bans in localised areas of southern England,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKK, UKJ",,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
335,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Applications made for rota cuts and standpipes in West Yorkshire,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKE,UKE4,,West Yorkshire,R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,"Rota cuts application, Standpipes application"
336,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Consumer resentment towards applications for rota cuts and standpipes,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKE,UKE4,,West Yorkshire,IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,"Rota cuts application, Standpipes application"
337,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Water shipped from Northumbria to Yorkshire. Temporary pipeline between the River Tees and Swale to alleviate local shortages,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKC, UKE","UKC1, UKE2","UKC11, UKE22","River Tees, River Swale",IR,Water Resources,"Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water","Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water",Supply,Transfer
338,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,"Severn Trent region wide hosepipe ban, in addition to restrictions on spray irrigation abstractions",Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD6, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL1, UKL2","UKD62, UKD63, UKE31, UKE32, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Severn Trent,R,Water Resources,Severn Trent Water,Severn Trent Water,Demand,"Hosepipe ban, Restrictions"
339,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,,"Taylor, V., Chappells, H., Medd, W. & Trentmann, F. (2009) Drought is normal: the socio-technical evolution of drought and water demand in England and Wales, 1893-2006, Journal of Historical Geography, 35, 568-591","England, Wales",,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,Leakage
340,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"It was argued that the shortfall of service caused the intensification of drought severity as it transpired that supply leakage was highest in the worst affected areas of Yorkshire and the North West, causing public outcry and calls for regulation of company performance","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKC,,,,DPR,Water Resources,,,Supply,Leakage
341,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"It was argued that the shortfall of service caused the intensification of drought severity as it transpired that supply leakage was highest in the worst affected areas of Yorkshire and the North West, causing public outcry and calls for regulation of company performance","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKE,,,,DPR,Water Resources,,,Supply,Leakage
342,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Several water companies enforced hosepipe bans during the drought,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
343,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"Yorkshire Water was held accountable for rota cuts and in response, invested £50 million in a water transfer scheme from the River Tees to the River Ouse","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKC,UKC1,UKC11,"River Tees, River Ouse",R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Supply,System
344,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"Yorkshire Water was held accountable for rota cuts and in response, invested £50 million in a water transfer scheme from the River Tees to the River Ouse","Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKE,UKE2,UKE21,River Ouse,R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Supply,System
345,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,Suffolk Hartismere resource zone had increased groundwater resources and improved infrastructure for transfers as a result of the drought,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,UKH,UKH1,UKH14,Suffolk Hartismere,R,Water Resources,Essex & Suffolk Water,Essex & Suffolk Water,Supply,System
346,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,,Yorkshire Water (2017) Revised Draft Drought Plan 2018,England,UKE,"UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4","UKE11, UKE12, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45",Yorkshire Water Grid Water Resource Zone,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
347,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,"Following the 1995/96 drought United Utilities improved their level of service for water supply to more than once in every 20 years on average, effective from the year 2000 onwards",United Utilities (2018) Final Drought Plan,"England, Wales","UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92",United Utilities,R,Water Resources,United Utilities,United Utilities,Supply,System
348,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,DR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Supply,Leakage
349,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
350,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
351,1,1,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,"1995 was a significantly dry year for much of England and Wales, with large areas of South East England subject to customer restrictions. DCWW’s systems were tested during this drought and in some areas infrastructure changes were made in response to issues identified.",Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,IR,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Supply,System
352,4,7,1995,Summer,4,10,1996,Autumn,"THE WATER (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION) ORDER (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1995 Made 3rd July, 1995 Coming into operation 4th July, 1995 Whereas the Department of the Environment (in this Order referred to as ""the Department"") is satisfied that a serious 1995 deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the areas described in the Schedule; Now Therefore the Department, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 36( 1) (e) and 57(2) and (3) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973 (a) and now vested in it (b) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order: Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Water (Temporary Prohibition) Order (Northern Ireland) 1995 and shall come into operation on 4th July 1995. Prohibition 2.-( 1) Subject to paragraph (2), during the period of 3 months water supplied by the Department shall not be used in the areas described in the Schedule for the purposes of: (a) watering parks, gardens, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing field, golf courses, bowling greens or racecourses; (b) washing motor vehicles; or (c) filling ornamental ponds or privately owned swimming pools; where such water is drawn through a hosepipe, sprinkler or similar apparatus. (2) Paragraph ( 1 ) shall not apply to: (a) market gardens; (b) undertakings engaged in the washing of vehicles for profit; (c) commercial vehicles used for the conveyance of foodstuffs; (a) S.I. 1973/70 (N.I. 2) as amended by paragraph 5 of Schedule 3 to S.I. 1978/1049 (N.I. 19). (b) S.R. & O. (N.I.) 1973 No. 504, Article 4. (d) vehicles required to be cleansed or disinfected under any transferred provision relating to animals, poultry, birds, carcasses, waste food, animal protein, or product: or (e) fish ponds; (3) In this Article: ""product"" means milk, eggs, wool, meat, offal, dung or other substance directly derived from an animal or bird, whether mixed with any other substance or not, and includes used bed litter. Penalty 3. Any person contravening this Order shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale. Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment on 3rd July, 1995. W. R. Darby. Assistant Secretary SCHEDULE Article 2 ( 1 ) The areas referred to in Article 2(1) shall comprise the local government districts of: Banbridge Wards of Ballydown, Ballyward, Banbridge West, Bannside, Dromore North. Dromore South. Fort, Gransha, Katesbridge, Loughbrickland, Q u i l l y , Rathfriland; Dungannon Wards of Altmore, Ballygawley, Castlecaulfield, Donaghmore; Cookstown Wards of Ardboe, Coagh, Dunnamore, Gortalowry, Killycolpy, Killymoon, Lissan, Moneymore, New Buildings, Oaklands, Oldtown, Pomeroy, Sandholes, Stewartstown, The Loop, Tullagh; Magherafelt Wards of Ballymaguigan, Bellaghy, Castledawson, Draperstown, Gulladuff, Knockclochrim, Lecumpher,Lower Glenshane, Maghera, Swatragh, Tobermore, Townparks East, Townparks West, Upperlands, Valley; Newry & Mourne Wards of Ballybot, Bessbrook, Burren & Kilbroney Camlough, Clonallan, Creggan, Crossmaglen, Daisy Hill, Derryleckagh, Derrymore, Donaghmore, Drumalane, Drumgullion, Fathom, Forkhill, Mayobridge, Newtownhamilton, Rostrevor, St. Mary's, St. Patrick's, Seaview, Silverbridge, Spelga, Tullyhappy, Windsor Hill; as defined in the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 1992 (a). (a) S.R. 1992 No. 303. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 5638, 07 July 1995",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16","Bambridge, Dungannon, Cookstown, Magherafelt, Newry and Mourne",IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
353,26,7,1995,Summer,26,11,1995,Autumn,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Application for drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set put in the Schedule I below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule II. SCHEDULE I The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks or; (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE II Leeds Metropolitan District, Urban areas of: Calverley LS28 5; Drighlington BD11 1; Parsley LS28 5; Gildersome LS27 7; Guiseley LS20 8 and LS20 9; Hawksworth LS20 8; Morley LS27 8, LS27 9 and LS27 0; Pudsey LS28 6, LS28 7, LS28 8 and LS28 9; Rawdon LS19 6; Tingley and Ardsley East/West WP 3 I and WF3 2; Woodhall LS28 5; Hillfoot LS28 7; Yeadon LS19 7. Parishes of: Otley, Carlton. Bradford Metropolitan District: The whole area. Craven District: The whole area. Caiderdale Metropolitan District: The whole area. Kirklees Metropolitan District: The whole area. Pendle District Parishes of: Barnoldswick, Barby. Within seven days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited at Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ and at 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Department of the Environment (do JAS Wheeler), Water and Marine Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person by him should be dispensed with. A. I. Ward. Deputy Chairman, Yorkshire Water Services Limited, The Embankment, 2 Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 26th July 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54126, 10 August 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Leeds, Otley, Carlton, Bradford, Craven, Calderdale, Kirklees, Pendle",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
354,16,8,1995,Summer,16,11,1995,Autumn,"STATUTORY RULES OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1995 No. 324 WATER AND SEWERAGE ' THE WATER (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION) (No. 2) ORDER (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1995 Made 15th August 1995 Coming into operation 17th August 1995 Whereas the Department of the Environment (in this Order referred to as ""the Department"") is satisfied that a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened in the areas described in the Schedule; Now Therefore the Department, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 36( 1 )(e) and 57(2) and (3) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973 (a) and now vested in it (b) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order: Citation, commencement and interpretation I.- (1) This Order .may be cited as the Water (Temporary Prohibition) (No. 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 1995 and shall come into operation on 17th August, 1995. (2) In this Order ""restricted area"" means those parts of a local government district comprising the wards specified respectively in column 1 and column 2 of the Schedule. Prohibition 2.- (1) Subject to paragraph (2), during the period of 3 months from 16th August, 1995, water supplied by the Department shall not be used in the restricted area for the purposes of: (a) watering parks, gardens, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses, bowling greens or racecourses; (b) washing motor vehicles; or (c) filling ornamental ponds or privately owned swimming pools; where such water is drawn through a hosepipe, sprinkler or similar apparatus. (2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to - (a) market gardens; (b) undertakings engaged in the washing of vehicles for profit; (c) commercial vehicles used for the conveyance of foodstuffs; (d) vehicles required to be cleansed or disinfected under any transferred provision relating to animals, poultry, birds, carcasses, waste food, animal protein, or product; or (e) fish ponds (3) In this Article - ""product"" means milk, eggs, wool, meat, offal, dung or other substance directly derived from an animal or bird, whether mixed with any other substance or riot, and includes used bed litter. Penalty 3. Any person contravening this Order shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale. LS Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment on 15th August, 1995. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 5648, 18 August 1995",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16",Northern Ireland,IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
355,23,8,1995,Summer,23,11,1995,Autumn,"STATUTORY RULES OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1995 No. 329 WATER AND SEWERAGE THE WATER (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION) (No. 3) ORDER (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1995 Made 21st August 1995 Coming into operation 23rd August 1995 Whereas the Department of the Environment (in this Order referred to as ""the Department"") is satisfied that a serious deficiency of supplies of water exists throughout Northern Ireland. Now Therefore the Department, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 36(1) and 57(2) and (3) of the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 1973 (a) and now vested in it (b) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order: Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Water (Temporary Prohibition) (No. 3) Order (Northern Ireland) 1995 and shall come into operation on 23rd August, 1995. Prohibition 1.- (1) Subject to paragraph (2), during the period of 3 months from 22nd August, 1995, water supplied by the Department shall not be used for the purposes of: (a) watering parks, gardens, allotments, recreation grounds, sports grounds, playing fields, golf courses, bowling greens or racecourses; (b) washing motor vehicles; or (c) filling ornamental ponds or privately owned swimming pools; where such water is drawn through a hosepipe, sprinkler or similar apparatus. (2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to - (a) market gardens; (b) undertakings engaged in the washing of vehicles for profit; (c) commercial vehicles used for the conveyance of foodstuffs; (d) vehicles required to be cleansed or disinfected under any transferred provision relating to animals, poultry, birds, carcasses, waste food, animal protein, or product; whether mixed with any other substance or not, and includes used bed litter. (a) S.I. 1973/70 (N.I. 2) as amended by paragraphs of Schedule 3 to S.I. 1978/1049 (N.I. 19) (b) S.R. & 0.(N.I.) 1973 No.504, Article 4 Penalty 3. Any person contravening this Order shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale. Revocation 4. The Water (Temporary Prohibition) Order (Northern Ireland) 1995 (a) and the Water (Temporary Prohibition) (No. 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 1995 (b) are hereby revoked. L§ . Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment on 21st August, 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 5650, 25 August 1995",Northern Ireland,UKN,"UKN0, UKN1","UKN06, UKN07, UKN08, UKN09, UKN10, UKN11, UKN12, UKN13, UKN14, UKN15, UKN16",Northern Ireland,IR,Water Resources,NI Water,Northern Ireland,Demand,Hosepipe ban
356,26,8,1995,Summer,26,2,1996,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order Notice is hereby given that as from 26th August 1995, until further notice but not exceeding a period of 6 months Yorkshire Water Services Limited prohibits or limits the use of water supplied by it for the purposes set out in the Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it as listed in Schedule II below. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman, Yorkshire Water Services Ltd. 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. SCHEDULE I The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscapped areas; (ii) allotments; (Hi) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than; (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; NOTE: The Company shall allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where: (i) the majority of the water is recycled, and (ii) no more than 5 gallons of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (iii) these facts are prominently advertised on site. To rely upon this exemption customers must apply to Yorkshire Water Services Ltd. Business Customer Services, Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford BDI 5PZ, (telephone 01274 306063). Exemptions shall be granted for jet washers if (ii) and (iii) above apply. (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows;","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54150, 07 September 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Bradford, Craven, Calderdale, Kirklees, Leeds, Pendle",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
357,5,9,1995,Autumn,5,3,1996,Spring,"WATER RESOURCES ACT NORTH WEST WATER LIMITED WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 Proposed prohibitions and limitations on water use Notice is hereby given that North West Water Limited (""the Company"") has applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991 authorising the Company to prohibit or limit, for a period not exceeding six months, within the area indicated below, the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes included in those specified in the Drought Direction 1991 given by the said Secretary of State to water undertakers generally): (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport and recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The area to which the proposed Order would apply comprises so much of the Company's water supply area as is within the following districts: Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Burnley, Bury, Carlisle, Chorley, Copeland, Craven, Eden, Fylde, High Peak, Hyndburn, Lancaster, Macclesfield, Manchester, Oldham, Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rochdale, Rossendale, Salford, South Lakeland, South Ribble, Stockport, Wigan. The prohibitions would apply to all water supplied by the Company through its water mains or otherwise. They would not be applied to water which has wholly been used at least once, e.g. used washing up water, laundry water or bath water. The Company would give due consideration to the circumstances of all cases of hardship, etc. arising from the prohibitions. Objections to the application may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B449, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within seven days of service or, as the case may be, publication of this notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objections be sent at the same time to the undersigned. J. R. Tetlow, Company Secretary, North West Water Limited, Dawson House, Great Sankey, Warrington WAS 3LW. [9052/209814]. 5th September 1995","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54148, 05 September 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Burnley, Bury, Carlisle, Chorley, Copeland, Craven, Eden, Fylde, High Peak, Hyndburn, Lancaster, Macclesfield, Manchester, Oldham, Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rochdale, Rossendale, Salford, South Lakeland, South Ribble, Stockport, Wigan",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
358,8,9,1995,Autumn,8,3,1996,Spring,"SOUTH WEST WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 The South West Water Services (Drought) Order 1995 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT 1995 No. 2405 Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment, in exercise of his powers under sections 73 and 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, has made the above-named Order which came into operation on 8th September 1995. The effect of the Order is that the Company may prohibit or limit the use of water by customers generally within the area described in the First Schedule for the purposes (or any of them) set out in the Second Schedule. Copies of the Order may be inspected at all reasonable office hours at the Company's head office, Peninsula House, Rydon Lane, Exeter EX27HR. R. C. Milligan, Company Secretary South West Water Services Limited, Peninsula House, Rydon Lane, Exeter EX2 7HR THE FIRST SCHEDULE In the District of Pen with, the Parishes of Madron, Morvah, Paul, Penzance, Perranuthnoe, St. Buryan, St. Hilary, St. Just, St. Levan, Sancreed, Sennen and Zennor. In the District of Kerrier, the Parishes of Breage, Budock, Constantino, Cury, Germoe, Grade Ruan, Gunwalloe, Gweek, Helston, Landewednack, Mabe, Manaccan, Mawnan, Mullion, Porthleyen, St. Anthony in Meneage, St. Gluvias, St. Keverne, St. Martin-in-Meneage, Sithney, Stithians and Wendron; In the District of Carrick, the Parishes of Falmouth, Mylor and Penryn. THE SECOND SCHEDULE (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) The filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) The filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) The operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) The washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 The cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) The cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) The cleaning of industrial premises and plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) The operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled. 0) The operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 20th September 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 35403, 02 January 1942",England,UKK,"UKK2, UKK3, UKK4","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43","Pen, Carrick, Kerrier",IR,Water Resources,South West Water,South West Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
359,8,10,1995,Autumn,8,4,1996,Spring,"NORTH WEST WATER LIMITED NORTH WEST WATER (DROUGHT) ORDER 1995 Prohibitions and Limitations on Water Use Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for the Environment has in exercise of powers contained in sections 73 and 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, made the above-mentioned Order which came into operation on Tuesday, 3rd October 1995. With effect from 12 midnight, Sunday, 8th October 1995, until further notice (but not for more than six months unless the Order is extended, in which event further notice will be given), North West Water Limited (""the Company"") prohibits the use of water suplied by it for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 in the parts of its water supply area wholly or partially within the districts listed in Schedule 2. SCHEDULE 1 (a) The watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport and recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 13453 NOTE. The Company will allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where: (i) the majority of the water used is recycled, or (ii) not more than 25 litres of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (iii) these facts are prominently advertised on site, if prior application is made to the Company's Drough Support Team office at Lingley Mere, Warrington WA5 3LQ (telephone 01925 464555). (0 The cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 Districts in which the prohibitions apply to water supplied to the Company Barrow-in-Furness Hydburn Rossendale Blackburn Lancaster Salford Blackpool Macclesfield South Lakeland Bolton Manchester South Ribble Burnley Oldham Stockport Bury Pendle Tameside Chorley Preston Trafford Craven Ribble Valley Wigan Fylde Rochdale Wyre High Peak","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54176, 05 October 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Barrow-in-Furness, Hydburn, Rossendale, Blackburn, Lancaster, Salford, Blackpool, Macclesfield, South Lakeland, Bolton, Manchester, South Ribble, Burnley, Oldham, Stockport, Bury, Pendle, Tameside, Chorley, Preston, Trafford, Craven, Ribble, Valley, Wigan, Fylde, Rochdale, Wyre, High Peak",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban
360,12,10,1995,Autumn,12,4,1996,Spring,"WATER RESOURCES ACT NORTH WEST WATER LIMITED WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 Proposed prohibitions and limitations on water use Notice is hereby given that North West Water Limited (""the Company"") has applied to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order under section 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991, authorising the Company to prohibit or limit, for a period not exceeding six months, within the area indicated below, the use of water for the following purposes (being purposes included in those specified in the Drought Direction 1991, given by the said Secretary of State to water undertakers generally): (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport and recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The area to which the proposed Order would apply comprises so much of the Company's water supply area as is within the following districts: Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Burnley, Bury, Carlisle, Chorley, Copeland, Craven, Eden, Fylde, High Peak, Hynburn, Lancaster, Macclesfield, Manchester, Oldham, Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rochdale, Rossendale, Salford, South Lakeland, South Ribble, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Wigan, Wyre. The prohibitions would apply to all water supplied by the Company through its water mains or otherwise. They would not be applied to water which has wholly been used at least once, e.g. used washing-up water, laundry water or bath water. The Company would give due consideration to the circumstances of all cases of hardship, etc. arising from the prohibitions. Objections to the application may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY, within seven days of service or, as the case may be, publication of this notice. It is requested that a copy of any such objections be sent at the same time. 5th September 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54155, 12 September 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKL, UKM","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD6, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2, UKM9","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE22, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23, UKM91, UKM92","Allerdale, Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Burnley, Bury, Carlisle, Chorley, Copeland, Craven, Eden, Fylde, High Peak, Hynburn, Lancaster, Macclesfield, Manchester, Oldham, Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rochdale, Rossendale, Salford, South Lakeland, South Ribble, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Wigan, Wyre",IR,Water Resources,North West Water,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
361,20,10,1995,Autumn,20,4,1996,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in Schedule I below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule II. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; 14197 (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; 0) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 Local Authority Area affected Leeds Metropolitan District The whole area excluding Council those areas already subject to a Restrictions on Use Order City of Wakefield Metropolitan The following parishes: District Council Chevet Crigglestone Crofton Featherstone Newland with Woodhouse Moor Normanton Sharlston Sitlington Walton Warmfield cum Heath West Bretton The following urban areas: CastlefordWFlOl.WFlO 2.WF103.WF104, WF105 HorburyWF45,WF46 Ossett WF5 8, WF5 9, WF50 Wakefield City WF1 1, WF1 4, WF1 5, WF2 6, WF2 7, WF2 8, WF2 9 Wrenthorpe, Outwood and Stanley WF1 2, WF1 3, WF2 0, WF3 4 The following parishes of Selby Barkston Ash District Council Bibrough Catterton Grimston Healaugh Huddleston with Newthorpe Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford Lead Newton Kyme cum Toulston Oxton Saxton with Scarthingwell Sherburn in Elmet South Milford Steeton Stutton with Hazlewood Tadcaster Towton Within seven days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reaonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited at Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ and 2 The Embankment. Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (c/o J. A. S. Wheeler) Water and Marine Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman, Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 20th October 1995. (698)","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54190, 20 October 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Leeds, Selby, Barkston, Ash District Council, Bibrough Catterton, Grimston, Healaugh, Huddleston with Newthorpe, Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford, Lead Newton, Kyme cum Toulston, Oxton, Saxton with Scarthingwell, Sherburn in Elmet, South Milford, Steeton, Stutton with Hazlewood, Tadcaster, Towton, Wakefield",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
362,2,11,1995,Autumn,2,5,1996,Spring,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on Use Drought Order—Harrogate Area Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in Schedule I below, in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it, listed in Schedule II. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. SCHEDULE I The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market garden), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation; whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene;","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54209, 10 November 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30",Harrogate,IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
363,29,11,1995,Autumn,29,5,1996,Spring,"The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (Hi) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; Note. The Company shall allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where: (i) the majority of water is recycled, and (ii) no more than 5 gallons of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (Hi) these facts are prominently advertised on site. To rely upon this exemption customers must apply to Yorkshire Water Services Ltd., Business Customer Services, Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford BD1 SPZ, telephone 01274 306063. Exemptions shall be granted for jet washers if (b) and (c) above apply. (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; 0) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 In the District of Harrogate Borough Council: (a) the urban area (post codes HG1, HG2, HG3 1 and HG3 2) and; (b) the parishes of Aldfield, Allerton Mauleverer with Hopperton, Arkendale, Azerley, Bishop Monkton, Brearton, Coneythorpe and Clareton, Copgrove, Farnham, Ferrensby, Follifoot, Goldsborough, Grantley, Grewelthorpe, Hampsthwaite, Hutton Conyers, Kearby with Netherby, Killinghall, Kirkby Malzeard, Kirkby Overblow, Kirk Deighton, Knaresborough, Laverton, Lindrick with Studley Royal and Fountains, Little Ribston, Littlethorpe, Markingfield Hall, Markington with Wallerthwaite, North Deighton, North Rigton, Norton Cpnyers, Pannal, Plompton, Ripley, Ripon, Sawley, Scotton, Scriven, Sharow, Sicklinghall, Skelding, South Stainley with Cayton, Spofforth with Stockeld, Stainburn, Staverly, Studley Roger, Walkingham Hill with Occaney, Weeton, Westwick, Winksley. A. I. Ward. Deputy Chairman, Yorkshire Water Services Limited. 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 29th November 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54228, 29 November 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Harrogate, Aldfield, Allerton Mauleverer with Hopperton, Arkendale, Azerley, Bishop Monkton, Brearton, Coneythorpe and Clareton, Copgrove, Farnham, Ferrensby, Follifoot, Goldsborough, Grantley, Grewelthorpe, Hampsthwaite, Hutton Conyers, Kearby with Netherby, Killinghall, Kirkby Malzeard, Kirkby Overblow, Kirk Deighton, Knaresborough, Laverton, Lindrick with Studley Royal and Fountains, Little Ribston, Littlethorpe, Markingfield Hall, Markington with Wallerthwaite, North Deighton, North Rigton, Norton Cpnyers, Pannal, Plompton, Ripley, Ripon, Sawley, Scotton, Scriven, Sharow, Sicklinghall, Skelding, South Stainley with Cayton, Spofforth with Stockeld, Stainburn, Staverly, Studley Roger, Walkingham Hill with Occaney, Weeton, Westwick, Winksley.",R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
364,1,12,1995,Winter,31,12,1995,Winter,10 drought orders in Northern Ireland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Northern Ireland,UKN,UKN0,"UKN01, UKN02, UKN03, UKN04, UKN05",Northern Ireland,R,Water Resources,,Northern Ireland,Supply,Drought order
365,1,12,1995,Winter,31,1,1997,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,"Demand, Supply","Publicity, System"
366,7,12,1995,Winter,7,6,1995,Summer,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order—Sheffield, Barnsley and Rotherham Areas Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for 6 months) under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule II. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 5 SCHEDULE I The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artifical surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE II The Districts of: Sheffield City Council Barnsley Borough Council Rotherham Borough Council Within seven days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited, at Edmund Road, Sheffield S2 4ED, Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ, and 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG, and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (c/o J. A. S. Wheeler), Water and Marine Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. 7th December 1995.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54236, 07 December 1995",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham",R,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
367,1,1,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,12 drought orders in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
368,1,1,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,18 drought orders in North East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKE2, UKM9, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1","UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKC21, UKC22, UKC23, UKD12, UKE22, UKM91, UKC11, UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15",North East,R,Water Resources,,"Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water",Supply,Drought order
369,1,1,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,2 drought orders in Midlands Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKD, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKJ, UKK, UKL","UKD3, UKD6, UKE1, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3, UKJ1, UKK1, UKL2","UKD35, UKD37, UKD62, UKE13, UKE31, UKE32, UKE44, UKF11, UKF12, UKF13, UKF14, UKF15, UKF16, UKF21, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKG24, UKD62, UKF13, UKF22, UKF24, UKG11, UKG12, UKG13, UKG21, UKG22, UKG23, UKG24, UKG31, UKG32, UKG33, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39, UKJ14, UKK12, UKK13, UKL21, UKL23, UKL24",Midlands,R,Water Resources,,"Severn Trent Water, South Staffordshire Water, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water",Supply,Drought order
370,1,1,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,5 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
371,1,1,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,5 drought orders in South West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKK, UKJ, UKL","UKK2, UKK3, UKK4, UKJ1, UKJ3, UKK1, UKL2","UKK22, UKK23, UKK30, UKK41, UKK42, UKK43, UKJ11, UKJ14, UKJ36, UKK11, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15, UKK21, UKK22, UKK23, UKK43, UKL21",South West,R,Water Resources,,"South West Water, Wessex Water, Bristol Water",Supply,Drought order
372,5,1,1996,Winter,5,6,1996,Summer,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order (South Yorkshire) Notice is hereby given that as from 5th January 1996, until further notice, but not exceeding a period of 6 months Yorkshire water Services Limited, prohibits or limits the use of water supplied by it for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it as listed in Schedule 2 below. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 1996 SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the water, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether or publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; . (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene.. NOTE. The Company shall allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where: (a) the majority of water is recycled, and (b) no more than 5 gallons of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (c) these facts are prominently advertised on site. To rely upon this exemption customers must apply to Yorkshire Water Services Ltd., Business Customer Services, Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford BD1 5PZ. Telephone No. 01274 306063. Exemptions shall be granted for jet washers if (a) and (c) above apply. (0 the cleaning of exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including any where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to-any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 The Districts of Sheffield City Council, Barnsley Borough Council and Rotherham Borough Council. 5th January 1996","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54288, 15 January 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Sheffield, Barnsley, Rotherham",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
373,26,1,1996,Winter,26,6,1996,Summer,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restriction on use of Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to extend the existing Drought Order SI 1995 No. 2250 granted under sections 73(1) and 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991 for a period of up to 6 months, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule 2 which are the purposes set out in the Order and areas set out in the Schedule to the Order. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d)the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; G) the operation, in relation to any buiding or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 Bradford Metropolitan District The whole area Craven District The whole area Calderdale Metropolitan District The whole area Kirklees Metropolitan District The whole area Leeds Metropolitan District Urban areas of Calverley LS28 5 DrighlingtonBDll 1 1281 Parsley LS28 5 Gildersome LS27 7 Guiseley LS20 8, LS20 9 Hawksworth LS20 8 Morley LS27 8, LS27 9, LS27 0 Pudsey LS28 6, LS28 7, LS28 8, LS289 RawdonLS196 Tingley and Ardsley East and Ardsley West WF3 1, WF3 2 Woodhall LS28 5 Hillfoot LS28 7 Yeadon LS19 7 Parishes of Otley and Carlton Pendle District Parishes of Barnoldswick Earby Within seven days from the publication of this Notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited, at Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ, and 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG, and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (c/o J. A. S. Wheeler) Water and Marine Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectually meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. A. I. Ward, Deputy Chairman Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 26th January 1996.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54299, 26 January 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Kirklees, Leeds, Calverley",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
374,22,4,1996,Spring,22,10,1996,Autumn,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order to extend the existing drought Order S.I. 1995 No. 2873 granted under sections 73(1) and 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991 for a period of up to 6 months, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule 2 which are the purposes set out in the Order and areas set out in the Schedule to the Order. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (in) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. 5665 SCHEDULE 2 Local A uthority A rea Affected Leeds The whole area excluding those areas the subject Metropolitan to the Yorkshire Water Services Limited District Council (Drought) (Amendment) Order 1996 (S.I. 1996/427) City of Wakefield The following parishes: Metropolitan Chevet, Crigglestone, Crofton, Featherstone, District Council Newland with Woodhouse Moor, Normanton, Sharlston, Sitlington, Walton, Warmfield-cum- Heath, West Bretton. The following urban areas: Castleford WF10 1, WF10 2. WF10 3, WF10 4, WF10 5, Horbury WF4 5, WF4 6, Ossett WF5 8, WF5 9, WF5 0, Wakefield City WF1 I, WF1 4. WF1 5, WF2 6, WF2 7, WF2 8, WF2 9. Wrenthorpe, Outwood and Stanley WF1 2, WFI3.WF20.WF34. The following Barkston Ash, Bilbrough, Catterlon, Grimston. parishes of Selhy Healaugh, Huddleston with Newthorpe, Kirkby District Council Wharfe-with-North Milford, Lead, Newton Kyme-cum-Toulston, Oxton, Saxton with Scarthingwell, Sherburn in Elmet, South Milford, Steeton, Stutton-with-Hazlewood, Tadcaster, Towton. Within seven days from the publication of this notice, copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited at Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ, and 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG, and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary State for the Environment (c/o J. A. S. Wheeler) Water and Marine Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable the Company effectually meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. S. D. AfcFarlane, Head of Legal Services, Solicitor for and on behalf of Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. 22nd April 1996.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54377, 22 April 1966",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Leeds, Wakefield, Castleford, Horbury, Wrenthorpe, Outwood, Stanley, Barkston Ash, Bilbrough, Catterlon, Grimston. parishes of Selhy Healaugh, Huddleston with Newthorpe, Kirkby District Council Wharfe-with-North Milford, Lead, Newton Kyme-cum-Toulston, Oxton, Saxton with Scarthingwell, Sherburn in Elmet, South Milford, Steeton, Stutton-with-Hazlewood, Tadcaster, Towton",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
375,5,7,1996,Summer,5,11,1996,Autumn,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on use Drought Order Extension (South Yorkshire) Notice is hereby given that as from 5th July 1996 until further notice but not exceeding a period of six months Yorkshire Water Services Limited prohibits or limits the use of water supplied by it for the purposes set out in the Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it as listed in Schedule 2 below. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; NOTE: The Company shall allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where (a) the majority of water is recycled, and (b) no more than 5 gallons of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (c) these facts are prominently advertised on site. To rely upon this exemption customers must apply to Yorkshire Water Services Limited, Business Customer Services, Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford BD1 5PZ. Telephone number 01274 306063","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54471, 19 July 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30",South Yorkshire,IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
376,24,7,1996,Summer,24,1,1997,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 Application for Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under section 73 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water for the purposes set out in the Schedule I below in those parts in which water is supplied by it listed in Shedule II. Within seven days from the publication of this notice copies of the application may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the offices of Yorkshire Water Services Limited at Western House, Western Way, Halifax Road, Bradford BD6 2LZ and The Embankment, 2 Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG; and objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment, (care of J. A. S. Wheeler) Water and Marine Division, Room B436, Romney Street, London SW1P 3PY. Should it appear to the Secretary of State that the Order is required to be made urgently if it is to enable to Company effectively to meet the deficiency of supplies in its area, he may direct that the holding of a public local enquiry or a hearing by a person appointed by him should be dispensed with. 5. D. L. McFarlane, Solicitor. Yorkshire Water Services Limited, 2 The Embankment, Sovereign Street, Leeds LSI 4BG. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or; (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned. (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE II Bradford Metropolitan The whole area District Craven District The whole area Calderdale Metropolitan The whole area District Kirklees Metropolitan The whole area District Leeds Metropolitan Urban areas District of: Calverley LS28 5 Drighlington BD11 1 Parsley LS28 5","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54476, 25 July 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Bradford, Kirklees, Leeds",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
377,25,7,1996,Summer,25,1,1997,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED Restrictions on Use Drought Order Notice is hereby given that Yorkshire Water Services Limited is applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order (to remain in force for six months) under sections 73(1) and 74 of the Water Resources Act 1991, prohibiting the use of water supplied by it for the purposes set out in Schedule 1 below in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it listed in Schedule 2. 8587 SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medial treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. SCHEDULE 2 The City of Kingston Upon Hull; In the District of the East Riding of Yorkshire— (a) the parishes of: Airmyn, Aldbrough, Allerthorpe, Asselby, Atwick, Barmby Moor, Barmby on the Marsh, Beswick, Bewholme, Bielby, Bilton, Bishop Burton, Bishop Wilton, Blacktoft, Brandesburton, Brantingham, Broomfleet, Bubwith, Bugthorpe, Burstwick, Burton Constable, Burton Pidsea, Catton, Catwick, Cherry Burton, Coniston, Cottingwith, Dalton Holme, Easington, East Garton, Eastrington, Ellerby, Ellerker, Ellerton, Elloughton, Elstronwick, Etton, Everingham, Fangfoss, Foggathorpe, Full Sutton, Gilberdyke, Goodmanham, Goole, Goole Fields, Gowdall, Halsham, Hatfield, Hayton, Hedon, Hessle, Hollym, Holme on Spalding Moor, Holmpton, Hook, Hornsea, Hotham, Howden, Humbleton, Keyingham, Kilpin, Kirby Underdale, Laxton, Leconfield, Leven, Lockington, Londesborough, Lund, Mappleton, Market Weighton, Melbourne, Millington, Molescroft, Newbald, Newport, Newton upon Derwent, North Cave, North Ferriby, Nunburnholme, Ottingham, Patrington, Paull, Pocklington, Pollington, Preston, Rawcliffe, Reedness, Rimswell, Rise, Riston, Roos, Routh, Rowley, Sancton, Seaton Ross, Shiptonthorpe, Sigglesthorne, Skeffling, Skidby, Skirlaugh, Skirpenbeck, Snaith and Cowick, South Cave, South Cliffe, Spaldington, Sproatley, Stamford Bridge, Sunk Island, Sutton upon Derwent, Swanland, Swine, Swinefleet, Thorngumbald, Thornton, Tickton, Twin Rivers, Walkington, Waiter, Wawne, Welton, Welwick, Wilberfoss, Withernsea, Withernwick, Woodmansey, Wressle, Yapham; (b) the following urban areas and their postcode equivalents: Anlaby (HU10 6, 7 and HU4 7), Beverley (HU17 7, 8, 9, 0), Cottingham (HU16 4, 5 and HU6 8), Kirkella (HU10 7), Willerby (HU10 6). The Metropolitan District of Doncaster: In the District ofSelby— (a) the parishes of: Balne, Barlby, Barlow, Beal, Biggin, Birkin, Brayton, Brotherton, Burn, Burton Salmon, Byram cum Sutton, Camblesforth, Carlton, Cawood, Chapel Haddlesey, Church Fenton, Cliffe, Cridling Stubbs, Drax, Eggborough, Fairburn, Gateforth, Hambleton, Heck, Hemingbrough, Hensall, Hillam, Hirst Courtney, Kelfield, Kelh'ngton, Kirk Smeaton, Little Fenton, Little Smeaton, Long Drax, Monk Fryston, Newland, Riccall, Ryther cum Ossendyke, Selby, Stapleton, Temple Hirst, Thorpe Willoughby, Ulleskelf, Walden Stubbs, West Haddlesey, Whitley, Wistow, Womersley.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54448, 25 June 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, Doncaster",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
378,27,7,1996,Summer,27,1,1997,Winter,"YORKSHIRE WATER SERVICES LIMITED WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 Restrictions On Use Drought Order (Hull, Selby, Doncaster and Wakefield) Notice is hereby given that as from 27th July 1996, until further notice, but not exceeding a period of 6 months, Yorkshire Water Services Limited prohibits, or limits, the use of water supplied by it for the purposes set out in the Schedule 1 below, in those parts of the areas in which water is supplied by it as listed in Schedule 2 below. SCHEDULE 1 The prohibited purposes are: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) or privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; or (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene. NOTE: The Company shall allow the use of mechanical vehicle washers where: (a) the majority of water is recycled, and (b) no more than 5 gallons of ""new"" water is used per wash, and (c) these facts are predominently advertised on site. To rely upon this exemption customers must apply to Yorkshire Water Services Ltd, Business Customer Services, Broadacre House, Vicar Lane, Bradford BD1 5PZ, telephone: 01274 306063.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54485, 05 August 1996",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKF","UKC1, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKE1, UKE2, UKE3, UKE4, UKF1, UKF3","UKC12, UKC13, UKC14, UKD12, UKD37, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKE11, UKE12, UKE13, UKE21, UKE22, UKE31, UKE32, UKE41, UKE42, UKE44, UKE45, UKF12, UKF13, UKF15, UKF30","Hull, Selby, Doncaster, Wakefield",IR,Water Resources,Yorkshire Water,Yorkshire Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
379,5,8,1996,Summer,5,2,1997,Winter,"SOUTHERN WATER SERVICES LIMITED SECTIONS 73 AND 74, WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 Notice is hereby given that, because of an exceptional shortage of rain, a serious deficiency of supplies of water is threatened within those parts of the water supply area of Southern Water Services Limited (""the Company"", comprised within the areas of the Councils of Crawley, Horsham and Chichester, being the area to the north of the South Downs from near Petersfield in the west to Steyning in the east and to Horsham and Crawley in the north. The Company is therefore applying to the Secretary of State for the Environment for an Order- under section 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991 enabling the Company to take the following measures to alleviate the threatened deficiency of water, being measures mentioned in the Drought Direction 1991 given to water undertakers by the Secretary of State on 18th April 1991. The Order would provide that the Company may for such period as it thinks necessary, not exceeding a period of six months from the day on which the Order comes into force, prohibit or limit as respects the whole or any part of the area specified for the use of water supplied by it for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (0 the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; 996 (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. Copies of a plan illustrating the areas specified may be inspected by any person free of charge during normal working hours at the Company's Water Supply Works at Hardham, London Road, Pulborough and at Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, for a period of 7 days from the date of publication of this notice. Objections to the application may be made to the Secretary of State for the Environment (for the attention of Mr. J. A. S. Wheeler) Water Supply and Regulation Division, Room B463, Romney House, 43 Marsham Street, London SW1 3PY (with a copy to the Undersigned please) within 7 days of the publication of this notice. G. J. Heyes, Secretary and Solicitor, Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 5th August 1996. ","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 54490, 09 August 1996",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Crawley, Horsham, Chichester",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
380,1,12,1996,Winter,31,12,1996,Winter,2 drought orders in Welsh Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Wales,UKL,"UKL1, UKL2","UKL11, UKL12, UKL13, UKL14, UKL15, UKL16, UKL17, UKL18, UKL21, UKL22, UKL23, UKL24",Wales,R,Water Resources,,"Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, Severn Trent Water, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
381,1,12,1996,Winter,31,8,1997,Summer,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,DR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,System
382,1,1,1997,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,1 drought order in Anglian Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKF, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKE, UKG","UKF2, UKF3, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI5, UKJ1, UKJ4, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKG1","UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH31, UKH32, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKH37, UKI51, UKI52, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKE12, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH16, UKH24, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian,R,Water Resources,,"Anglian Water, Essex & Suffolk Water, Affinity Water, Cambridge Water",Supply,Drought order
383,1,1,1997,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,2 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
384,1,1,1997,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,,Essex and Suffolk Water (2017) Draft Drought Plan 2018,England,UKH,UKH1,UKH14,Suffolk Water Resource Zone,R,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,"System, Transfer"
385,1,1,1997,Winter,31,12,1998,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
386,1,1,1997,Winter,31,12,1998,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
387,1,6,1997,Summer,31,12,1998,Winter,,Essex and Suffolk Water (2017) Draft Drought Plan 2018,England,UKH,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,"Drought order, System"
388,13,6,1997,Summer,14,5,1998,Summer,,Essex and Suffolk Water (2017) Draft Drought Plan 2018,England,UKH,UKH1,UKH14,Suffolk Water Resource Zone,DPIR,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
389,1,7,1997,Summer,31,12,1998,Winter,,Essex and Suffolk Water (2017) Draft Drought Plan 2018,England,UKH,UKH3,UKH36,"River Chelmer, River Blackwater",R,Water Resources,,Affinity Water,Supply,System
390,1,9,1997,Autumn,30,9,1997,Autumn,Anglian Water applied for drought orders to assist winter refill of Grafham and Pitsford reservoirs - subsequently withdrawn following above average rainfall,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKH,UKH1,UKH12,Anglian,R,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,Drought order
391,1,9,1997,Autumn,30,9,1997,Autumn,Anglian Water applied for drought orders to assist winter refill of Grafham and Pitsford reservoirs - subsequently withdrawn following above average rainfall,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,England,UKF,UKF2,UKF25,Anglian,R,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,Drought order
392,1,12,1997,Winter,31,12,1997,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Demand,System
393,1,12,2000,Winter,31,12,2000,Winter,1 drought order in Scotland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Scotland,UKM,"UKM2, UKM3, UKM5, UKM6","UKM21, UKM22, UKM23, UKM24, UKM25, UKM26, UKM27, UKM28, UKM31, UKM32, UKM33, UKM34, UKM35, UKM36, UKM37, UKM38, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM65, UKM66",Scotland,R,Water Resources,,Scotland,Supply,Drought order
394,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,Some requests to moderate non-essential demand,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Publicity
395,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,Spray irrigation restrictions widely applied,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Restrictions
396,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,Standby sources implemented for worst afflicted areas,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
397,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,Drought permits to increase supply granted for worst-afflicted areas,Environment Agency (2006) The impact of climate change on severe droughts - Major droughts in England and Wales from 1800 and evidence of impact. SC040068/SR1,"England, Wales",,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,Drought order
398,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,1 drought order in North West Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,R,Water Resources,,"United Utilities, Dee Valley Water",Supply,Drought order
399,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2007,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,IR,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,"Demand, Supply","Leakage, Publicity"
400,1,1,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,Drought permits were required in 2003 to aid winter refill of Pontsicill and Talybont reservoirs. The operational constraints identified during these dry periods have been incorporated into our assessments of system deployable output and accounted for in the water resource planning process.,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,UKL,UKL1,UKL15,"Pontsticill Reservoir, Talybont Reservoir",R,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Supply,"Drought order, System"
401,1,9,2003,Autumn,30,11,2003,Autumn,The dry autumn event in 2003 and the dry spring of 2010 both tested our systems and enabled us to identify areas for further infrastructure improvement.,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,R,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Supply,System
402,1,12,2003,Winter,31,12,2003,Winter,1 drought order in Scotland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Scotland,UKM,"UKM2, UKM3, UKM5, UKM6","UKM21, UKM22, UKM23, UKM24, UKM25, UKM26, UKM27, UKM28, UKM31, UKM32, UKM33, UKM34, UKM35, UKM36, UKM37, UKM38, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM65, UKM66",Scotland,R,Water Resources,,Scotland,Supply,Drought order
403,1,12,2004,Winter,31,12,2004,Winter,2 drought orders in Scotland,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,Scotland,UKM,"UKM2, UKM3, UKM5, UKM6","UKM21, UKM22, UKM23, UKM24, UKM25, UKM26, UKM27, UKM28, UKM31, UKM32, UKM33, UKM34, UKM35, UKM36, UKM37, UKM38, UKM50, UKM61, UKM62, UKM63, UKM64, UKM65, UKM66",Scotland,R,Water Resources,,Scotland,Supply,Drought order
404,1,5,2005,Spring,1,5,2007,Spring,"Sutton and East Surrey Water introduced a hosepipe ban in the late spring of 2005, heralding a series of successful applications for Drought Orders concentrated in the South-east. A year later, with groundwater resources also seasonally depressed over wide areas, water use restrictions affected over 13 million consumers in total.","Marsh, T., Parry, S., Kendon, M. & Hannaford, J. (2013) The 2010-12 drought and subsequent extensive flooding: A remarkable hydrological transformation. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",SES Water,IR,Water Resources,Sutton and East Surrey Water,Sutton and East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
405,1,5,2005,Spring,1,5,2007,Spring,"Sutton and East Surrey Water introduced a hosepipe ban in the late spring of 2005, heralding a series of successful applications for Drought Orders concentrated in the South-east. A year later, with groundwater resources also seasonally depressed over wide areas, water use restrictions affected over 13 million consumers in total.","Marsh, T., Parry, S., Kendon, M. & Hannaford, J. (2013) The 2010-12 drought and subsequent extensive flooding: A remarkable hydrological transformation. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46",SES Water,IR,Water Resources,Sutton and East Surrey Water,Sutton and East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
406,10,6,2005,Summer,10,12,2005,Winter,"Southern Water Services Limited RESTRICTION ON USE OF HOSEPIPES WATER INDUSTRY ACT 1991—SECTION 76 Notice is hereby given that with effect from 9.00 am on Friday 10 June 2005, until further notice the use for the purposes of watering private gardens or washing private motor cars of any water supplied by Southern Water Services Limited (whether by meter or not), and drawn through a hosepipe or similar apparatus (including sprinklers), is prohibited within the areas of the Councils of Crawley, Horsham and Chichester north of the South Downs. Any person who contravenes these prohibitions will be liable to prosecution. K Hall, Company Secretary Southern Water Services Limited, Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX. 3 June 2005.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 57664, 10 June 2005",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Crawley, Horsham, Chichester",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban
407,1,12,2005,Winter,31,12,2005,Winter,1 drought order in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
408,1,1,2006,Winter,31,12,2006,Winter,Localised public campaigns to reduce water use,"Durant, M. (2015) Description of groundwater droughts in the UK: 1890 to 2015. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OF/15/007. 52pp",England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,Publicity
409,1,1,2006,Winter,31,12,2006,Winter,Reports that water companies supply systems fared better than previous drought periods due to better supply systems,Environment Agency (2012) Head Office Drought Plan. Environment Agency: Bristol,England,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Supply,System
410,22,3,2006,Spring,22,9,2006,Autumn,"Water Resources The Borough of Tonbridge and Malling -0.133449 51.499982 SW1H 0BL Water Resources Act 1991 0.445367 51.328814 ME6 5AH The City of Westminster 2006-03-22 SW1H0BL ME65AH TSO (The Stationery Office), St Crispins, Duke Street, Norwich, NR3 1PD, 01603 622211, customer.services@tso.co.uk 57933 155 155 Mid Kent Water Limited NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DROUGHT ORDER PROHIBITION OR LIMITATION ON THE USE OF WATER Take notice that due to the threat of a serious deficiency in supplies of water in its supply area, which encompasses an area between and surrounding Maidstone, Canterbury and Ashford in the county of Kent, caused by an exceptional shortage of rainfall, Mid Kent Water Limited of Snodland, Kent, ME6 5AH, is applying to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for a Drought Order under sections 73 and 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991. The proposed Drought Order will allow Mid Kent Water to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area referred to for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The uses of water that can be prohibited or limited under the Drought Order are those prescribed by the Secretary of State in the Drought Direction 1991. The Drought Order is necessary to manage the demand for water in order to meet the deficiency of supplies of water in the area. Section 79(2) of the Water Resources Act 1991 provides that no “water undertaker shall incur any liability to any person for loss or damage sustained by reason of anything done in pursuance of any drought order or of any omission in pursuance of such an order” except in the circumstances set out in Schedule 9 to the Act. None of the circumstances set out in the Schedule apply in relation to the proposed Drought Order referred to in this notice. Anyone may inspect a copy of the application, including a copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected area, free of charge, at the offices of Mid Kent Water, Rocfort Road, Snodland, Kent ME6 5AH between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m., Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. A copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected area is also available for inspection at the offices of the undermentioned solicitors between the hours of 9.30 am to 5.30 pm, Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Objections may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, c/o Dawn Instone, Water Supply & Regulation Division, DEFRA, 55 Whitehall, c/o 3-8 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2HH (or by e-mail to Dawn.Instone@defra.gsi.gov.uk), giving an address to which correspondence relating to the objection may be sent. Objections should be made within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Bircham Dyson Bell , 50 Broadway, Westminster, London SW1H 0BL Solicitors acting for Mid Kent Water Limited","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 57933, 22 March 2006",England,UKJ,"UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4","UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46","Maidstone, Canterbury, Ashford",IR,Water Resources,Mid Kent Water,South East Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
411,22,3,2006,Spring,22,9,2006,Autumn,"Water Resources -0.426341 50.824105 BN13 3NX -0.133449 51.499982 SW1H 0BL Water Resources Act 1991 The City of Westminster 2006-03-22 SW1H0BL BN133NX The Borough of Worthing TSO (The Stationery Office), St Crispins, Duke Street, Norwich, NR3 1PD, 01603 622211, customer.services@tso.co.uk 57933 156 Southern Water Services Limited NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DROUGHT ORDER—SUSSEX NORTH AND SUSSEX COAST PROHIBITION OR LIMITATION ON THE USE OF WATER Take notice that due to the threat of a serious deficiency in supplies of water in the Sussex North and Sussex Coast area of supply, which encompasses parts of West Sussex including Brighton, Worthing and Horsham, caused by an exceptional shortage of rainfall, Southern Water Services Limited (“Southern Water”) of Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX, is applying to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for a Drought Order under sections 73 and 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991. The proposed Drought Order will allow Southern Water to prohibit or limit the use of water within the area referred to for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The uses of water that can be prohibited or limited under the Drought Order are those prescribed by the Secretary of State in the Drought Direction 1991. The Drought Order is necessary to manage the demand for water in order to meet the deficiency of supplies of water in the area. Section 79(2) of the Water Resources Act 1991 provides that no “water undertaker shall incur any liability to any person for loss or damage sustained by reason of anything done in pursuance of any drought order or of any omission in pursuance of such an order” except in the circumstances set out in Schedule 9 to the Act. None of the circumstances set out in the Schedule apply in relation to the proposed Drought Order referred to in this notice. Anyone may inspect a copy of the application, including a copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected area, free of charge, at the offices of Southern Water at Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX, between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. A copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected area is also available for inspection at the offices of the undermentioned solicitors between the hours of 9.30 am to 5.30 pm, Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Objections may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, c/o Dawn Instone, Water Supply & Regulation Division, DEFRA, 55 Whitehall, c/o 3-8 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2HH (or by e-mail to Dawn.Instone@defra.gsi.gov.uk), giving an address to which correspondence relating to the objection may be sent. Objections should be made within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Bircham Dyson Bell , 50 Broadway, Westminster, London SW1H 0BL Solicitors acting for Southern Water Services Limited","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 57933, 22 March 2006",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","West Sussex, Sussex North, Sussex Coast",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
412,22,3,2006,Spring,22,9,2006,Autumn,"Southern Water Services Limited NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DROUGHT ORDER—KENT MEDWAY, KENT THANET AND SUSSEX HASTINGS PROHIBITION OR LIMITATION ON THE USE OF WATER Take notice that due to the threat of a serious deficiency in supplies of water in the Kent Medway, Kent Thanet and Sussex Hastings areas, caused by an exceptional shortage of rainfall, Southern Water Services Limited (“Southern Water”) of Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX, is applying to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for a Drought Order under sections 73 and 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991. The proposed Drought Order will allow Southern Water to prohibit or limit the use of water within the areas referred to for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The uses of water that can be prohibited or limited under the Drought Order are those prescribed by the Secretary of State in the Drought Direction 1991. The Drought Order is necessary to manage the demand for water in order to meet the deficiency of supplies of water in the areas referred to. Section 79(2) of the Water Resources Act 1991 provides that no “water undertaker shall incur any liability to any person for loss or damage sustained by reason of anything done in pursuance of any drought order or of any omission in pursuance of such an order” except in the circumstances set out in Schedule 9 to the Act. None of the circumstances set out in the Schedule apply in relation to the proposed Drought Order referred to in this notice. Anyone may inspect a copy of the application, including a copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected areas, free of charge, at the offices of Southern Water at Southern House, Yeoman Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN13 3NX, at Southern House, Capstone Road, Chatham, Kent ME5 7QA, at Thanet District Council, Council Offices, Cecil Street, Margate CT9 1XZ, and at Hastings Information Centre, Queens Square, Priory Meadow, Hastings TN34 1TL, between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. A copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected areas is also available for inspection at the offices of the undermentioned solicitors between the hours of 9.30 am to 5.30 pm, Monday to Friday, within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Objections may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, c/o Dawn Instone, Water Supply & Regulation Division, DEFRA, 55 Whitehall, c/o 3-8 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2HH (or by e-mail to Dawn.Instone@defra.gsi.gov.uk), giving an address to which correspondence relating to the objection may be sent. Objections should be made within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Bircham Dyson Bell , 50 Broadway, Westminster, London SW1H 0BL Solicitors acting for Southern Water Services Limited","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 57933, 22 March 2006",England,"UKH, UKJ, UKK","UKH3, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKH32, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKK15","Medway, Thanet, Hastings",IR,Water Resources,Southern Water,Southern Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
413,1,6,2006,Summer,31,8,2006,Summer,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,R,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,Supply,System
414,26,6,2006,Summer,26,12,2006,Winter,"Thames Water Utilities Limited WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991 APPLICATION FOR DROUGHT ORDER Take notice that due to the threat of a serious deficiency of supplies of water within the affected area, which is caused by an exceptional shortage of rain, Thames Water Utilities Limited (“the Company”), of Clearwater Court, Vastern Road, Reading RG1 8DB, is applying to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for a Drought Order under sections 73(1) and 74(2)(b) of the Water Resources Act 1991. The affected area includes all of the following Local Authority areas insofar as they receive a supply of water from the Company: All London Boroughs (except for Hillingdon, Harrow, Barking & Dagenham and Havering), together with the Borough (or District) Councils of Broxbourne, Dartford, East Hertfordshire, Elmbridge, Epping Forest, Epsom and Ewell, Sevenoaks and Spelthorne. The proposed Drought Order will allow the Company to prohibit or limit the use of water which has been supplied by the Company within the affected area for any of the following purposes: (a) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of: (i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; (ii) allotments; (iii) parks; or (iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation, whether publicly or privately owned; (b) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools other than: (i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; (ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction; (c) the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental pools other than fish ponds; (d) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (e) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (f) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings other than windows; (g) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (h) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (i) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; (j) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when the premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The uses of water that can be prohibited or limited under the Drought Order are those prescribed by the Secretary of State in the Drought Direction 1991. The Drought Order is necessary to manage the demand for water to meet the deficiency of supplies in the affected area. The anticipated effect of the Drought Order, if granted, will be to alleviate the effects of the water shortage, which will assist the Company to continue giving supplies for essential purposes. Section 79(2) of the Water Resources Act 1991 provides that no “water undertaker shall incur any liability to any person for loss or damage sustained by reason of anything done in pursuance of any Drought Order or of any omission in pursuance of such an Order” except in the circumstances set out in Schedule 9 of the Act. None of the circumstances set out in that Schedule apply in relation to the proposed Drought Order referred to in this notice. Anyone may inspect a copy of the application, including a copy of the draft Drought Order and plan showing the affected area, free of charge, at the offices of the Company at Clearwater Court, Vastern Road, Reading RG1 8DB; and the offices of the Company at 1 Kew Bridge Road, Brentford, Middlesex TW8 0EF, during normal working hours within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. A copy of the application can also be downloaded from our website at www.thameswater.co.uk. Objections to the application may be made in writing to the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, c/o Water Supply and Regulation Division, 55 Whitehall, c/o 3-8 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2HH (or by e-mail to keith.bates@defra.gsi.gov.uk) within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. J England, Chief Operating Officer, Thames Water Utilities Limited, Clearwater Court, Vastern Road, Reading RG1 8DB.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 58027, 26 June 2006",England,"UKF, UKG, UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK","UKF2, UKG1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI6, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKJ3, UKJ4, UKK1","UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKH35, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKJ43, UKJ46, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15","London, Broxbourne, Dartford, East Hertfordshire, Elmbridge, Epping Forest, Epsom and Ewell, Sevenoaks, Spelthorne",IR,Water Resources,Thames Water,Thames Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
415,12,10,2006,Autumn,12,4,2007,Spring,"Sutton and East Surrey Water plc DROUGHT ORDER WATER RESOURCES ACT 1991, SECTION 74(2), (3) AND (4) Take notice that due to the continuing threat of a serious water shortage in the whole of its area of supply, comprising the areas of the following local authorities: Borough Council Crawley Borough Council* Elmbridge Borough Council* Epsom and Ewell Borough Council* Guildford Borough Council* Reigate & Banstead Borough Council London Borough of Croydon* London Borough of Merton* London Borough of Sutton* District Mid Sussex District Council* Mole Valley District Council* Sevenoaks District Council* Tandridge District Council* (* part area only) caused by an exceptional shortage of rain, Sutton and East Surrey Water plc of London Road, Redhill, Surrey RH1 1LJ, (“the Company”) is applying to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs for an extension of its existing drought Order, under section 74(2), (3) and (4) of the Water Resources Act 1991. The proposed drought order extension will involve the continuation of the powers of the Company to prohibit or limit the use of any water supplied by the Company (whether by meter or not) in any part of its area of supply for any of the following purposes: (i) the watering by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus of: gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas; allotments; parks or any other natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation; whether publicly or privately owned; (ii) the filling (whether wholly or partially), of privately owned swimming pools, other than: pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment; the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction. (iii) the filling (whether wholly or partially), of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds; (iv) the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not; (v) the washing of road vehicles, boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safely or hygiene; (vi) the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other that windows; (vii) the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus; (viii) the cleaning of industrial premises or plant for any reason other than safety or hygiene; (ix) the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; and (x) the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied. The anticipated effect of the drought order extension, if granted, will be to assist the Company in conserving water supplies for essential use in its area of supply. Section 79(2) of the Water Resources Act 1991 provides that no “water undertaker shall incur any liability to any person for loss or damage sustained by reason of anything done in pursuance of any drought order or of any omission in pursuance of such an Order” except in the circumstances set out in Schedule 9 to the Act. None of the circumstances set out in the Schedule apply in relation to the proposed drought order extension referred to in this notice. Anyone may inspect the proposals, free of charge, at the offices of the Company at London Road, Redhill, Surrey RH1 1LJ, during normal working hours within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Objections may be made to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, c/o Water Supply and Regulation Division, 55 Whitehall, London SW1A 2EY, for the attention of Mr K A Bates within 7 days of the date of publication of this notice. Objections may also be made to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, electronically, by sending them to Keith.Bates@defra.gsi.gov.uk. M E Negarty, Operations Director Sutton and East Surrey Water plc, London Road, Redhill, Surrey RH1 1LJ.","Recorded in The Gazette, issue 58122, 12 October 2006",England,"UKI, UKJ","UKI6, UKJ2, UKJ4","UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ28, UKJ46","Crawley, Elmbridge, Epsom, Ewell, Guidlford, Reigate and Banstead, Croydon, Merton, Sutton, Mid Sussex, Mole Valley, Sevenoaks, Tandridge",IR,Water Resources,Sutton and East Surrey Water,Sutton & East Surrey Water,Demand,Hosepipe ban application
416,1,12,2006,Winter,31,12,2006,Winter,2 drought orders in Southern Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Southern,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
417,1,12,2006,Winter,31,12,2006,Winter,1 drought order in Thames Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",Thames,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
418,1,3,2010,Spring,31,5,2010,Spring,The dry autumn event in 2003 and the dry spring of 2010 both tested our systems and enabled us to identify areas for further infrastructure improvement.,Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (2015) Drought Plan 2015,Wales,"UKJ, UKK","UKJ3, UKK1","UKJ36, UKK15",Welsh Water,R,Water Resources,Welsh Water,Welsh Water,Supply,System
419,1,6,2010,Summer,30,6,2010,Summer,Hosepipe ban across north-west England in June affecting 6 million people,"Marsh, T., Parry, S., Kendon, M. & Hannaford, J. (2013) The 2010-12 drought and subsequent extensive flooding: A remarkable hydrological transformation. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology",England,"UKC, UKD, UKE, UKM, UKF, UKG, UKL","UKC1, UKC2, UKD1, UKD3, UKD4, UKD7, UKE2, UKE4, UKM9, UKD6, UKF1, UKG2, UKL2","UKC14, UKC21, UKD11, UKD12, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD42, UKD44, UKD45, UKD46, UKD47, UKD71, UKD73, UKE22, UKE41, UKE44, UKM91, UKM92, UKD33, UKD34, UKD35, UKD36, UKD37, UKD41, UKD46, UKD47, UKD61, UKD62, UKD63, UKD71, UKD72, UKD73, UKD74, UKE44, UKF13, UKG22, UKG24, UKL23",North West,IR,Water Resources,United Utilities,United Utilities,Demand,Hosepipe ban
420,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,South Staffs Water (2017)South Staffs Water - Cambridge Region Draft Drought Management Plan Revised November 2017,England,"UKF, UKG","UKF1, UKF2, UKG1, UKG2, UKG3","UKF11, UKF13, UKF22, UKG12, UKG13, UKG22, UKG24, UKG31, UKG36, UKG37, UKG38, UKG39",South Staffordshire Water Company,R,Water Resources,South Staffordshire Water,South Staffordshire Water,"Demand, Supply","Leakage, Publicity"
421,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
422,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
423,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,SIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,Drought order
424,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,System
425,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Demand, Supply","Standpipes, Rota cuts, Transfer"
426,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,I,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,
427,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,DIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Supply, Demand",
428,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,SIR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,Drought order
429,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,Supply,System
430,1,1,2011,Winter,31,12,2012,Winter,,Anglian Water (2014) Drought Plan 2014,England,"UKC, UKE, UKF, UKG, UKH, UKJ","UKC1, UKE1, UKE3, UKF1, UKF2, UKF3, UKG1, UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKJ1","UKC11, UKC14, UKE13, UKE31, UKF15, UKF22, UKF24, UKF25, UKF30, UKG13, UKH11, UKH12, UKH14, UKH15, UKH16, UKH17, UKH21, UKH23, UKH24, UKH25, UKH34, UKH35, UKH36, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14",Anglian Water,IR,Water Resources,Anglian Water,Anglian Water,"Demand, Supply","Standpipes, Rota cuts, Transfer"
431,1,12,2011,Winter,31,12,2011,Winter,1 drought order in South East Region,Defra (2011) Number of drought orders: 1976 to 2011,England,"UKH, UKI, UKJ, UKK, UKF, UKG","UKH1, UKH2, UKH3, UKI3, UKI4, UKI5, UKI7, UKJ1, UKJ2, UKI6, UKJ4, UKJ3, UKK1, UKK2, UKF2, UKG1","UKH12, UKH21, UKH23, UKH25, UKH32, UKH35, UKH36, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI43, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI53, UKI54, UKI71, UKI72, UKI73, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ13, UKJ25, UKH32, UKH37, UKI31, UKI32, UKI33, UKI34, UKI41, UKI42, UKI44, UKI45, UKI51, UKI52, UKI61, UKI62, UKI63, UKI75, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ41, UKJ43, UKJ44, UKJ45, UKJ46, UKJ11, UKJ21, UKJ22, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ31, UKJ32, UKJ34, UKJ35, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK15, UKK22, UKF24, UKG12, UKG13, UKH23, UKH25, UKI63, UKI74, UKI75, UKJ11, UKJ12, UKJ13, UKJ14, UKJ25, UKJ26, UKJ27, UKJ28, UKJ36, UKJ37, UKK12, UKK13, UKK14, UKK15",South East,R,Water Resources,,"Thames Water, Southern Water, South East Water, Portsmouth Water, Bournemouth Water, Cholderton & District Water, Sutton & East Surrey Water",Supply,Drought order
432,5,4,2012,Spring,15,6,2012,Summer,"20 million people affected by hosepipe bans from seven water companies. Most of the hosepipe bans were lifted in mid-June, and the remaining restrictions on water use were withdrawn in July","Marsh, T., Parry, S., Kendon, M. & Hannaford, J. (2013) The 2010-12 drought and subsequent extensive flooding: A remarkable hydrological transformation. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology",England,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
433,5,4,2012,Spring,31,7,2012,Summer,"20 million people affected by hosepipe bans from seven water companies. Most of the hosepipe bans were lifted in mid-June, and the remaining restrictions on water use were withdrawn in July","Marsh, T., Parry, S., Kendon, M. & Hannaford, J. (2013) The 2010-12 drought and subsequent extensive flooding: A remarkable hydrological transformation. NERC/Centre for Ecology & Hydrology",England,,,,,IR,Water Resources,,,Demand,Hosepipe ban
434,1,1,2013,Winter,31,12,2013,Winter,,Yorkshire Water (2017) Revised Draft Drought Plan 2018,United Kingdom,,,,,R,Water Resources,,,Demand,