Northumbrian Water asks customers to use water wisely after driest spring in 70 years

Uisce Éireann urging communities to conserve water and reduce usage

Uisce Éireann is making the appeal amid the prolonged spell of dry weather, coupled with increased water demand

Water warnings as some areas have driest start to year for nearly a century

Scotland has had its driest start to the year since 1931 while north-west and north-east England have had the lowest rainfall since 1929.

Northumbrian Water asks customers to use water wisely after driest spring in 70 years

After the driest start to spring in nearly 70 years, Northumbrian Water has appealed to customers to “use water wisely” and not to avoid any unnecessary consumption.

Water scarcity and Council support for private water supplies users

Following an unusually dry start to 2025, Scotland has been placed on an "early warning" for water scarcity by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA). Considering this warning, Highland Council's Environmental Health Team is recommending that consumers on private water supplies use water responsibly, to check the water system for any indications of leaks or contamination risks and think about other options if your water supply is po…

Yorkshire Residents Urged To Limit Water Use As Dry Weather Continues - The Yorkshireman

Yorkshire Water has urged residents to limit their water use, as dry conditions continue across the region. Following reports of the driest combined February, March and April for 90 years, the regional water supplier has warned that reservoir levels are around 14% lower than they should be at this time of year, as a result of Yorkshire’s water usage increasing by a whopping 80 million litres during the spring heatwave – enough to supply York and…