Water price

[JCW]

Hi guys, did you notice today's news?

Water firms push for bills in England to rise by up to 40%, say reports

Plans drawn up to pay for cost of dealing with sewage crisis and climate emergency

www.theguardian.com

 

[scottish cleaning service]

Hi guys, did you notice today's news?

Water firms push for bills in England to rise by up to 40%, say reports

Plans drawn up to pay for cost of dealing with sewage crisis and climate emergency

www.theguardian.com

I think Thames will be the tip of the iceberg and the rest will fall. I expect England to revolt and not pay. We are lucky up here with Scottish Water. All you are doing is paying for big salaries and dividends and soon the penny will drop.

 

[Chris34]

Hi guys, did you notice today's news?

Water firms push for bills in England to rise by up to 40%, say reports

Plans drawn up to pay for cost of dealing with sewage crisis and climate emergency

www.theguardian.com

It's not something that's going to greatly affect us. I think the last time I worked mine out it was costing me about £1 per day for water. Obviously resin and ro costs are on top of that but the actual water was £1 so a 40% increase would be £1.40.

It would actually probably benefit us, when we raise the price the customer will be fully aware of headlines about water going up and automatically assume that it will affect our costs. What they won't know is how little it actually would affect us.