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Home > Blog Home >  General Information >  Water and Sewage bills to rise

Water and Sewage bills to rise

Posted on February 1, 2012 by DIY Doctor

 Take a look at the chart below to see how the water bill rises in England and Wales may affect you in your area from April 2012. The figures are from www.ofwat.gov.uk

 

                Average Household Bills in 2012/13

Water and sewerage companies

Average billIncrease
                      
From www.bbc.co.uk Source: Ofwat
Anglian£4235.4%
Dwr Cymru£4273.8%
Northumbrian (not Essex & Suffolk)£3525.1%
Severn Trent£3255%
South West£5434.7%
Southern£4168.2%
Thames£3396.7%
United Utilities£3954.7%
Wessex£4556%
Yorkshire£3616.1%

 

Water only companies

 

Average Bill

 

Increase

Bristol£1818.8%
Cambridge£1275.4%
Cholderton£2043.6%
Dee Valley£1455.4%
Portsmouth£943.3%
Sembcorp Bournemouth£1533.5%
South East£2044.6%
South Staffs£1406.4%
Sutton & East Surrey£1817.3%
Veolia Central£1741.8%
Veolia East£1732.9%
Veolia Southeast£1883.3%

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