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Around 300,000 Anglian Water customers on its metered SoLow tariff will be moved to its standard tariff from the 1 April, which will see bills rocket.
20 March 2015
Water and sewerage bills in England and Wales will fall by an average of 2%, or £9, over the year beginning April 1, water companies have announced today.
3 February 2015
Water bills in England and Wales will fall by around £20 over the next five years after water watchdog Ofwat today told suppliers to cut bills by an average of 5% between 2015 and 2020.
12 December 2014
Water bills in England and Wales will go up by 2% on average from 1 April, water companies have announced.
10 February 2014
Water group United Utilities is scaling back next year's planned price increase after hitting households in north-west England with a 4% hike earlier this year.
27 November 2013
Paying water bills on time could help you get a credit card, loan or mortgage, but missing payments may have a disastrous effect.
18 February 2013
The average household water and sewerage bill in England and Wales will increase by 3.5% over the next year, regulator Ofwat said today.
5 February 2013
Water bills in England and Wales will rise by about £20 per household from April, regulator Ofwat has announced today.
31 January 2012
Hundreds of thousands of households could pay more for their water under Government-backed plans to install meters in areas where water shortages exist.
6 June 2011
Consumers will be hit by water bill price hikes of up to 9.1% from 1 April.
14 March 2011
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