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Severn Trent Water hosepipe ban status

The current Temporary Use Ban position for Severn Trent Water (Midlands and parts of Wales), checked against the national index on 8 August 2026.

Current restriction status

No ban listedSevern Trent Water is not currently listed in the national index of active Temporary Use Bans.

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Which zones are affected

Severn Trent Water covers 15 English water resource zones in Otter’s map. The full zone list below shows each zone’s current status; a zone not marked active may still fall inside a supplier-wide scope, so confirm with the official notice or the exact-postcode check.

  • Bishops Castle

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTBCS · 8k residents

  • Chester

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTCHS · 109k residents

  • Forest and Stroud

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTFAS · 136k residents

  • Kinsall

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTKSL · 14k residents

  • Mardy

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTMDY · 8k residents

  • North Staffs

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTNST · 541k residents

  • SvT - Nottinghamshire

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTNTT · 1.1 million residents

  • Newark

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTNWK · 48k residents

  • Rutland

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTRTL · 34k residents

  • Ruyton

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTRYN · 14k residents

  • SvT- Strategic Grid

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTSGD · 5.4 million residents

  • Shelton

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTSHN · 502k residents

  • Stafford

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTSTF · 99k residents

  • Whitchurch and Wem

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTWAW · 33k residents

  • Wolverhampton

    Not listedWater resource zone SVTWVH · 251k residents

This is an index check, not a prediction. Otter reflects Water UK’s current published notice list and links to the supplier’s own notice. For a legally reliable answer for your address, use the exact-postcode checker or the supplier’s own checker.

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