Last week the Environment Agency announced that nearly three-quarters of England is now in drought, following the driest July since records began in 1836 and a dry start to August. With virtually no rain for months, our reservoirs and ground water resources are running low.
Last week the Environment Agency announced that nearly three-quarters of England is now in drought, following the driest July since records began in 1836 and a dry start to August.
With virtually no rain for months, our reservoirs and ground water resources are running low.
There are also increasing restrictions on how much water we […]
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Last week the Environment Agency announced that nearly three-quarters of England is now in drought, following the driest July since records began in 1836 and a dry start to August. With virtually no rain for months, our reservoirs and ground water resources are running low. There are also increasing restrictions on how much water we […]
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