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Switching to a water meter could help reduce bills for struggling households
A FEW clicks on the Consumer Council for Water’s website could lead to crucial savings for the one in five households who say they cannot afford their water bill. Over 23,000 water customers in England and Wales identified potential savings...
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Uncharted Waters: Water industry competition must avoid pitfalls encountered in other sectors
INCREASED competition in the water industry must avoid the pitfalls which have caused discontent among business customers in other sectors, research carried out on behalf of the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has revealed. Moves to allow all non-household customers...
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One in five customers say their water charges are not affordable
A GROWING number of households in England and Wales are struggling to afford their water bill, according to research carried out on behalf of the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater). One in five customers say their water bill is not...
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Water customers invited to CCWater’s public meeting
Water customers are welcome to attend the next national board meeting of the Consumer Council for Water to be held in public in Birmingham on Tuesday, April 1. The water watchdog will be highlighting what it has achieved for water...
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Make sure you’re not missing out on water bill savings
With households in Wales set to see their water bill increase from April, the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has some top tips to help customers tap into precious savings. Last month it was revealed the average household water and...
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Two new independent members appointed to water watchdog’s board
Environment secretary Owen Paterson has announced two new appointments to the Board of the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater). Julie Hill and Philip Johnson have been appointed from 1 February 2014 for four years as Independent non-executive members and will play...
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How much water do you use?
Information on the amount of water households use on a water meter.
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