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Water bills proposed to increase between 24% and 91%

Water bills proposed to increase between 24% and 91%
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Water company trust at 13-year low - Energy Live News

Water company trust at 13-year low - Energy Live News
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Southern Water set to increase bills in huge surprise move | Isle of Wight County Press

Southern Water is set to increase customers bills on the Isle of Wight by 91 per cent over the next few years, it has been revealed

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91% increase in water bills by 2030 being proposed by Southern Water (update 2)

91% increase in water bills by 2030 being proposed by Southern Water (update 2)
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Severn Trent hikes dividend amid higher bills and sewage spats

Severn Trent was responsible for over 60,000 sewage spills last year, with those spill events lasting for more than 440,000 hours.

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