Mr. David Willis

David Willis, the agency's environment manager for the Thames region, said Thames Water was "acting responsibly" by banning hosepipes now.

David Willis, environment manager for the Environment Agency's Thames region, defending the ban, said: "Given the current status of our water resources, water companies must take action to reduce risks to water supply and the environment.

Mr Dave Willis Observer Environment Agency

David Willis, Environment Manager, for the Environment Agency's Thames Region, said: "Given the current status of our water resources, water companies must take action to reduce risks to water supply and the environment.

Other contributors to the film include Herman Scopes, Chairman of WaterVoice Thames and David Willis, Environment Manager for the Environment Agency in the Thames Region.

David Willis, Environment Manager, for the Environment Agency's Thames Region,

Thames and David Willis, Environment Manager for the Environment Agency in the Thames Region.

David Willis, Environment Manager, for the Environment Agency's Thames Region, said: "Given the current status of our water resources, water companies must take action to reduce risks to water supply and the environment.

David Willis, Environment Manager for the Environment Agency's Thames Region, said: "Given the current status of our water resources, water companies must take action to reduce risks to water supply and the environment, Three Valleys are taking the responsible action by introducing a hosepipe ban at this time."

David Willis, Environment Manager for the Environment Agency's Thames Region, said: "Given the current status of our water resources, water companies must take action to reduce risks to water supply and the environment.