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River Action has urged the Government to act as low water levels mean more concentrated pollution in Britain’s rivers.

Second heat health alert of the year as south-east England endures 144 days with little or no rain

Hampshire and the Isle of Wight residents face water restrictions after the driest July since 1935.

Pack away your hosepipe or face a fine of up to £1,000, Isle of Wight residents are told.

A proposal from Southern Water to lift restrictions on the amount of water it takes from the River Test is being challenged by anglers.

To the start of the year in some parts, particularly here. and having a massive impact notjust on the ground but on wildlife and reservoirs like this. down on where it should be at this stage of the year. it will have a bigger impact as for instance southern water draw from this because the river test is running low. and in parts of hampshire it is at risk of drying out which will have an impact on the wildlife. the reason is the lack of rainfall with exceptional heat. but there is no end in sig...

A proposal from Southern Water to lift restrictions on the amount of water it takes from the River Test is being challenged by anglers.

Good morning. it is a lovely location that i am guessing just from literally where you are standing you can see where the water might normally be compared with where it is now, hence the situation we are in. ., , ., we are in. indeed. the water should be all the way _ we are in. indeed. the water should be all the way up — we are in. indeed. the water should be all the way up to _ we are in. indeed. the water should be all the way up to here. _ we are in. indeed. the water should be all the wa...

On the day the hosepipe ban came into force, a leak caused a mini flood near a busy supermarket.

AREAS across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are set to be hit by a hosepipe ban as the UK continues to experience one of the driest years on…