Natural Resources Wales moved catchments into drought status while a company supplies water to the area in North Wales.
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Updated Jul 25
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What happened
Natural Resources Wales moved catchments into drought status while a company supplies water to the area in North Wales.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Natural Resources Wales
Welsh government sponsored body
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North Wales
geographical region of Wales
Related events
- Natural Resources Wales is monitoring environmental conditions across Wales, including rainfall in the Clwyd catchment area.
- The Environment Agency has applied for a drought order on the River Severn, leading to reduced water abstraction requirements for Hafren Dyfrdwy.
- Natural Resources Wales is managing the environmental response in North Wales, which is being pressured by a public petition.
- Drought conditions are stressing the River Severn in Wales, prompting monitoring and collaboration between environmental agencies.
- A planning committee meets in Colwyn Bay to review council applications against Natural Resources Wales requirements.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- leaderlive.co.ukWater companies issue hosepipe ban update after drought declared in North Wales