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Is there a hosepipe ban and can I still water my garden? Here are the rules
Water companies are urging customers to limit how much water they use as fear of another hospepipe ban looms
12 July 2018
Customers ‘badly let down’ by water companies during Beast from the East
Hundreds of thousands of customers ‘were badly let down' by their water supplier when the Beast from the East struck
19 June 2018
Thames Water to give customers a share of £120 million over leak failures
Thames Water is to pay £120 million back to customers following an investigation by regulator Ofwat
7 June 2018
Thousands of homes have been left without water - here are your rights
Thousands of homes in England and Wales are still without water for a fourth day - here's what you need to know
6 March 2018
Average water bill to rise by £9 - see how yours will change
The average water and sewerage bill in England and Wales will rise by £9 in the next year – to £405
1 February 2018
Water bills in England and Wales going up by 2%
Water bills in England and Wales will go up by 2% on average from 1 April, water companies have announced
10 February 2014
Thames Water told it can't hike bills by 8%
Ofwat says Thames Water's 8% one-off increase to households' average bills of £354 can't be justified
8 November 2013
Thames Water customers could face one-off bill hike
Millions of households are facing an extra £29 on their bills, after Thames Water asked Ofwat if it can hike bills
12 August 2013
Household water bills to rise 3.5%
Average household water and sewerage bills in England and Wales will increase by 3.5% over the next year
5 February 2013
Water bills to go up this April
The average household water and sewerage bill will rise by 5.7% in April, regulator Ofwat has announced
31 January 2012
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