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What have I said that has upset you? So, I've experienced my first problems with them getting a telephone consultation but hey, after a chat today, it's supposed to be booked in next week. I'll have to see what if that happens. -
By womanofdulwich · Posted
I saw something on the news about blocks of flats / conersions (?)where it's not possible to fit individual meters -
My water bill halved when I requested and got a water meter. There have been threads on the forum about this before, if you do a search. Households pay for gas and electricity according to what they use, so surely it is fair that water is the same? Single people and smaller households could say that it was unfair under the old system, because they were subsidising families and larger households who were using a lot more water than they were! If you didn't request a meter, and you think other people in the road haven't got one, haven't you asked Thames Water why they installed one at your house? -
By EDmummy101 · Posted
We had a meter installed last year. This wasn't requested and I assumed they would fit them for everyone on our road. However, it appears not everyone has a meter. Our bills have increased so I wanted advice. Everything I've read online suggests TW are legally entitled to fit water meters. However, surely they have to do this fairly and for all residents on one road, working through the area? Can't believe our bills are going to increase so astronomically. Surely this is penalising families or larger households.
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