Study: Wasting water could cost households £300 a year as bills increase

Cecilia Keating
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Water efficiency measures could help reduce impact of price hikes being proposed by water companies, new study from Kingfisher argues

Wasting water could cost UK households over £300 a year, if bill increases being proposed by water companies for the second half of this decade are confirmed, a new analysis has found. Kingfisher, the...

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