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Water bills to drop by an average £17/year - MSE News
Former_MSE_Naomi
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The average annual water bill of households in England and Wales will be cut by 4% in from April...
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'Water bills to drop by an average £17/year'
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Uh, maybe stop saying England and Wales when you mean England.
Afaik all of the Welsh serving companies are putting their prices up.0 -
I have been offered a single person assessed tariff instead of my rateable water bill as I live in a three bedroom house. Currently this will mean I pay£1.99 more for my water but save£21 on sewerage. I don't understand the formula used but could I ever end up paying more as a single person as opposed to sticking with the rateable value?
I look forward to advice
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We saved hugely, as a couple in 3 bedroomed semi, by having a water meter. You can do a self assessment on your provider's website and we saved even more than this suggested, even by entering increased usage eg two showers a day and washing a car every week.0
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