Originally Posted by Pog66 (Post 35399096)

...I hope all golf clubs & other sports grounds are not exempt

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35399030)

Are you seriously suggesting that you won't use a piece of rubber piping (commonly known as a hose pipe) to siphon water from a bath because 'they' told you not to? :)

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35399099)

I think businesses are exempt ,as it should be

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http://www.anglianwater.co.uk/news/g...7DEFA672B.aspx

Originally Posted by mertle (Post 35399102)

depends where you live alot have to have them so pretty much reliant on there existence.

Now yes you could buy generator but it will run on fuel source.

I would think 75% of our contry could not do with either gas or electric so it mute point they are just as important to live. Without heat we die in the cold without food cooked we cant survive. Although second we can go out buy fish and chips cooking is agreed not a comodity. However it still depends on income whether you can afford or physically able to go out to get something to eat.

What you think my idea to support the restructure by taking big cakes in ownership.

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35399141)

Farms often use local water sources that are subject to abstraction licences that are revoked if river flows or ground water gets too low. AFAIK Farming only accounts for about 1% of water use from public supplies so is pretty minimal.

Originally Posted by Tim Deegan (Post 35399116)

The trouble is that they use helecopters to check for hosepipes. And if they see a hosepipe with water coming out of it, there is no way for them to tell where it is coming from. Although I don't know where you would stand legally.

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I think businesses that need the water, like farms, car washes, etc... should be exempt, because it stops their income otherwise. But you can still play golf on a dry course with brown grass. It may not be as good, but you can still play.

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Actually Maggy is right. They can cut your gas or electric off, but they can't cut your water off.

You can eat food that doesn't need cooking, and you can wrap up with loads of layers of clothes and blankets to keep warm. But you can't survive without water.

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35399263)

We can also use solar,coal,wood,calor gas and oil based fuels.There are alternatives.

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35440736)

Ground water though still isn't anywhere up to normal levels and I would urge everyone to still only use water when they need to.

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35440736)

Ground water though still isn't anywhere up to normal levels and I would urge everyone to still only use water when they need to.