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How much has Thames Water reduced your bill?
I got my 2007 Payment Plan from Thames Water today. My monthly payment has gone down from £11 to £9. I've been careful with water and we have an ongoing hosepipe ban, but even so I was surprised by the reduction. Any other Thames Water meter customers had a reduction? Any thoughts on how Thames Water is going to claw back…
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Massive water bill and possible leak
Hiya all I received my last water bill and our monthly payments have gone up from £25 a month to £70 a month. Called the water board to ask why and they say that since last May (05) our water usage jumped significantly. Now we use the same amount of water that a family of 5 does (this is what the united utilities say) even…
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Newie to Water Bills
Hi, Just moved into a new flat with girlfriend and to be honest I'm not sure how it works with water bills. We have already changed our gas and electricty supplier to Scottish Power as they came up the cheapest on a comparsion site. Can you do the same with water companies? Thanks, Ben
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Homeserve (poss mis-)sold
My Mum, who is in her 70's, joined homeserve, the paperwork came with the water rates. To cover any cost if the pipes become blocked etc. I've since found out because the house was built in the 1920's, the pipework is covered by something called "section 25" which is for any house before the 1930's. I've checked the severn…
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Problems with contacting Water Company.
How can I find out what Water Company supplies a property. It is a metered property, but never had a bill (new build). The Postcode is GL54 5JT. Thanks if anyone can help. Chelle
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sewage grids
Hi all, does anyone know if i can charge the water company for having there sewage grids in my gardens front and rear. There not open grids i mean the heavy iron plate things.
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South Suffolk 30,000 meters to be fitted
AW are fitting 30,000 meters in Suffolk you will have the choice to pay via meter or not , but if you sell or move the next people will pay on the meter, they will be fitting them street by street in certain areas http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/suffolk/6209056.stm
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delays in getting a water meter fitted
hi there apologises if the subject has already been brought up, I may have over looked a post.. I was just wondering if anyone has any information or past experience with delays in getting a water meter fitted? My water rates are very high - over 500 pounds per year and as i live with only myself and my 9 yr old (and I…
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assessed charge, rebate possible?
Hi all, I live on the top floor of a house in a self contained flat. I recently applied for a water meter, which was fitted. Since then I noticed it going round when the water tank was being filled. My supply does not come from the tank, and that is used to supply the flats below. I contacted Wessex Water, who came and…
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Cheapest way to run an unvented cylinder
We had an unvented cylinder fitted last year (a hot water tank). We currently heat our hot water on a timer, but I've heard that it may be cheaper to keep the hot water on 24/7. Does anyone know whether this is right? Thanks
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Big repair Bill
Hello all, This is my first post even though I have been receiving the email money tips for ages. I have a problem and would very much like to see if there is anyone out there who could give me some advice and save me some big bucks? The water board dug my drive after water appeared in the road outside my house and found…
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Average consumption?
Hi I have just got my water bill and it is a lot more than I expected :mad: This time last year I used 31 cub metres in 6 months. For the same time this year I have used 73 cub metres! They were all actual readings (that I even checked myself) and I don't think I have changed anything. Is 73 cub metres high for a single…
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Save money on surface water charges
This potential saving only applies to metered customers. If you have a water meter that was installed several years ago you may still be paying the surface water element of your bill via rateable value. In 1995 a new tariff was introduced based on property type. There are three property bands - roughly terraced, semi,…
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water bill trouble again
hi my water bill shows surface drainage and sewerage standing charge sewerage. what are these and am i responsible for them. also if u lodge sumewhere for a few weeks and are nt the tenant or responsible for any bills can yorkshire water charge u for the water used also for the above drainage and sewerage charges, i would…
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urgent help needed
i told yorkshire water to end my supply as i dont need it at the property as i cant meet the payments, they said this can only be done if you move out of the property and move its furniture, but the furniture isnt mine! and i cant move out due to the agreement and other issues... can they do this ? please help!
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Water Madness
Just received a bill from end sept to end nov. For £213. This consists of: Wastewater Billing Adjustment - £80.08 Billing Adjustment - £11.56 Meter Size / Number - 15mm / 06M367967 This Reading - 15 Actual on 19/11/06 Last Reading - 0 Initial on 29/9/06 Water Used - 15 Cubic Metres Water Water standing charge - 52 days @…
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sepic tank
we have a sepic tank and soakaway, the soakaway is not working properly in wet weather and can get rid of the water fast enough. this backs up sometimes and blocks the pipes from the houses. is there anything we can do about this or do we need to dig the field up and replace it? it only 11 years old but i think the builder…
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Paying for water in retned accommodation
Hi, Im moving into rented accommodation and haven't signed a contract as yet but I was just wondering if water bills are paid by the landlord or by the tenants? Cheers
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Water Usage
My elderly mother (86yrs) pays her water bill monthly, and has been paying 18 pounds per month, plus an end of the year bill. She lives in a small 2 bed council owned bungalow. Her next door neighbours are a young couple with 1 10yr old son, they have a bath, mother only has a shower. They pay 17 pounds per month only,…
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water costs
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