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Why is Bristol facing its first hosepipe ban in 50 years? Because climate change is playing out on our doorstep. That's why the Government is acting - pushing other countries to cut emissions faster, while preparing Britain at home for more extreme weather. Please abide by the hosepipe ban...

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