water saving grants

just moving into a new house where the previous owner had a water meter fitted, we cannot get it removed so need to find ways to save ( legally ) ie: not plumbing into next doors supply, we have decided to use water butts and filters and by collecting rain water can expect to collect enough for the garden, loo and washing machine. this will save about £120 pa but will cost approx £1200 to buy + installation, does anybody know of any grants available to help with the setup costs.
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  • trafalgar_2
    trafalgar_2 Posts: 22,309
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    Some councils subsidise water butts...................check if yours does.................I don't know of any direct grants for the work though :)
  • Woby_Tide
    Woby_Tide Posts: 5,344
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    just a simple point but in a lot of cases water meters cost less than water rates. Are you sure you're going to be costing a lot more for some reason? Unless you run a Dasani factory I guess.
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