'Daylight robbery': Fury as extent of Thames Water bills hike revealed
- Water bills will rise by £123 on average from April, increasing the average bill from £480 to £603, as confirmed by Water UK.
- Southern Water customers will face a 47% increase, with other companies like Hafren Dyfrdwy and South West Water raising bills by 32% and 31%, respectively.
- The Consumer Council for Water stated that stronger support is urgently needed to help struggling households facing the largest rise since privatisation.
- Water UK plans to invest £20 billion in 2025-26 for infrastructure improvements, but critics argue the public will bear the cost of past neglect.
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Mapped: Where water bills will rise the most in 2025
Water bills will rise by an average of £123 this year, the biggest hit to household budgets since the privatisation of the water industry 36 years ago.The rise, confirmed by industry body Water UK, will take the average water and wastewater bill from £480 to £603 for the next year. This equates to an increase of around £10 a month, from £40 to £50.But for millions of households across England and Wales, the rise is even higher – almost 50 per ce…
Water Bills to Rise by Average of 26 Percent in April
Water bills will rise by an average of 26 percent from April 1, according to figures published by the industry body Water UK on Thursday. This mean customers’ annual bills will go up from £480 last year to £603, an increase of £123 or around £10 a month. However, millions of households will face higher increases as the change varies across England and Wales by water provider. Southern Water customers will see the highest average rise at 47 perce…
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