Postcode district outlook
Hosepipe ban in BD5
The hosepipe ban position for the BD5 postcode district — 624 live postcodes, served mostly by Yorkshire Water — checked against the national index on 19 August 2026. This is an index check, not a prediction.
The answer for BD5
No Temporary Use Ban is listed in the national index for BD5. Yorkshire Water is the primary supplier.
- Postcodes
- 624
- Primary supplier
- Yorkshire Water
- Share of district
- 100%
- Sectors
- 5
Water-supply boundaries can cross postcode districts. View the official notice · Check an exact postcode for a definitive answer
Garden watering decision · BD5
Let the rain handle it
Hold offYour garden should get enough rain over the next five days. Check pots and new plants separately.
- Forecast period
- Next five days
- Forecast rain
- 15.7 mm
- Estimated requirement
- 5.8 mm
- Rain covers of need
- 100%
- Estimated remaining need
- 9.9 mm shortfall
More rain is expected than an established garden is likely to need.
Estimate for an established mixed garden border · BD5 district · updated 19 Aug, 15:00
The answer compares the latest Met Office forecast with an estimated garden water need. It is guidance, not a precise measurement, and a hosepipe ban always takes priority.
Water suppliers covering BD5
The supplier split is mapped from the district’s centroid across the published water resource zones and is a guide, not an address-level guarantee.
Yorkshire Water
Not listed100% of mapped units · high confidence · Full status page
Water resource zones near BD5
BD5 maps to the water resource zone below. Zones are the official planning areas suppliers use to report how much water they have.
Find your exact postcode
Every live postcode in BD5 is listed below. Choose one to open its local water outlook, or use the search box to find a specific address.
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BD5 0 (158 postcodes)
BD5 5 (19 postcodes)
BD5 7 (117 postcodes)
BD5 8 (174 postcodes)
BD5 9 (156 postcodes)
Hosepipe ban rules for BD5
The rules that apply depend on your supplier’s notice. The general position: watering cans and buckets stay allowed, while a hosepipe connected to the mains is restricted during a Temporary Use Ban.
This is an index check, not a prediction. The postcode inventory comes from ONSPD Open Geography (onspd-latest-postcode-centroids), and the supplier split is mapped from district centroids. For a legally reliable answer for your address, use the exact-postcode checker or the supplier’s own checker.