Our flat dry landscape, the effects of climate change and the increasing number of homes being built mean it is important we all use less water.
There are lots of simple and easy ways you can save water at home and in the garden.
Out top tips include:
Anglian Water has a ways to save water website page which includes water saving tips and advice for the bathroom, garden and kitchen.
It also directs you to information on how to apply for a water meter and how to find and fix leaks in the home.
Save Water Save Money has delivered 2.75 million water saving devices to more than 1 million customers, saving over 51 billion litres of water. It sells a range of products including water efficient shower heads, water butts and showers.
Many of us may not realise that our water use at home contributes to our energy bills and our household carbon emissions.
Saving water can reduce your water bill (if you are on a water meter), reduce your energy use and bills, reduce the impact on your local environment, and reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by using less energy to pump, heat and treat the water.
Find out more on the Energy Saving Trust website.