Yorkshire Water, which supplies water to more than 5m people, imposed its first ban in 27 years back in August
But earlier today, Yorkshire Water announced the ban has been lifted and it helped save an average of 28 million litres of water per day.
Neil Dewis, director of water at Yorkshire Water, said: “We’re really grateful to our customers for their efforts to save water whilst the weather was drier than usual.
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