"We understand increasing bills is never welcome, but the money is needed to fund vital upgrades to secure our water supplies, support economic growth and end sewage entering our rivers and seas. While we urgently need investment in our water and sewage infrastructure, we know that for many this increase will be difficult. That is why we will help around 2.5 million households - more than ever before - with average discounts of around 40% off their water bill."
"By April 2027 we are expecting water companies to have installed more than eight million water meters in homes to help customers manage their bills, to have replaced almost 3,000km of piping that will ensure customers experience fewer supply disruptions, and reduce sewage spills from storm overflows by 30% from 2024 levels. These are just three examples that will help us reach our collective goal of cleaner rivers and seas, more resilient water supplies and better services for customers and the environment. However, we also recognise that these bill increases may be dif"
Household water bills in England and Wales will rise by an average of 5.4% from April, equating to around £33 for the average household. Water companies are increasing bills to pay for decades of underinvestment and essential upgrades to water and sewage infrastructure. Increased revenues are intended to secure water supplies, support economic growth and stop sewage entering rivers and seas. Around 2.5 million households will receive support with average discounts of about 40% off their water bills. By April 2027, plans include more than eight million domestic meters, nearly 3,000 km of pipe replacement and a 30% reduction in sewage spills from 2024 levels.
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