Recreation Ground
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| Address | Claverton Down Rd, Bath BA2 7AU, United Kingdom |
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| Capacity | 14,500 |
| Teams | Bath Rugby |
| Phone | +44 1225 837259 |
| Owners | Bath |
| The Recreation Ground Trust | |
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| ID | 2152945 |
About Recreation Ground
The Recreation Ground is a large open space in the centre of Bath, England, next to the River Avon, which is available to be used by permission from the Recreation Ground Trust for recreational purposes by the public at large but particularly the people of Bath and surrounding areas.
Where is the Recreation Ground
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Kent and Sussex hosepipe ban announced from 26 June
By Christian FullerBBC News
A hosepipe and sprinkler ban is being imposed on people in Kent and Sussex.
South East Water said it had no choice after demand for Drinking Water had reached " record levels" in June, similar to Last Year 's drought.
Some households in Kent and Sussex have been without water since Monday due to supply issues.
Earlier This Week , the water company urged people to only use water for essential purposes. It will impose the ban on hosepipes from 26 June.
The measures mean that using hosepipes and sprinklers to water gardens, clean cars and fill swimming pools will not be allowed, and rule-breakers could be hit with a £1,000 fine.
Areas including. Bottle stations have been Set Up across the two counties.
South East Water said its facilities are working at full output, with every water treatment work and water source available producing treated water to keep up with demand.
Despite this, The Company said it was unable to return Drinking Water storage tanks to " satisfactory levels".
The Firm said the demand for water has broken all previous records, including during the Covid lockdown heatwave periods.
It said it had produced an additional 120 million litres of water A Day - equivalent to supplying four towns the size of Maidstone or Eastbourne.
The Company serves 2. 3 million people across Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Sussex and Kent.
David Hinton , South East Water chief executive, said: " This situation has developed much more rapidly than Last Year .
" Understandably, we've seen customer demand increase In Line with the hotter weather, however this has impacted our ability to keep all customers in supply at all times. "
The supply issues had, and Rotherfield Primary School in Crowborough remains shut.
Bottled Water stations have been opened at Mayfield Memorial Hall , Rotherfield Village Hall, Sparrows Green Recreation Ground in Wadhurst and Headcorn Aerodrome in Ashford.
The supply issues have from customers and local MPs directed towards the water company.
The Situation was described as " completely unacceptable" by Greg Clark , The Conservative MP for Tunbridge Wells.
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Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com