[stephen s]

Just been watching Sky news newspaper review and one paper was saying the possibilty of water prices going up in the summer and down in the winter,  but what I was surprised about was the fact that they said that people in the south east have less water per head than in Sudan and Syria


Rain Harvesting looks to be more and more of a great idea.

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

cut out ro cost as 99% pure

[gewindows]

Steve, thanks for the e-mail, you have mail.

There is a 'g' in Buckinghamshire (on your site) 

[krave]

This has already happened around here. trying to say it may work out cheaper.

But that's crap. As a example it was like 80p per 1000 ltrs, Now in the winter it is 63p and the summer 120p.

That is pretty close to what it was around here. The way they tried telling me I may actually save money over the course is a joke, How can anyone be thick enough to not see that the two numbers either side of the old price are so much on a different scale.

[williamx]

This has already happened around here. trying to say it may work out cheaper.

But that's crap. As a example it was like 80p per 1000 ltrs, Now in the winter it is 63p and the summer 120p.

That is pretty close to what it was around here. The way they tried telling me I may actually save money over the course is a joke, How can anyone be thick enough to not see that the two numbers either side of the old price are so much on a different scale.

On them figures, the average price over the year is 91.5p per 1000 litres a price rise of 11.5p

[stephen s]

apparently they are basing it on consumers using a lot more water in the summer than in the winter

[stephen s]

Steve, thanks for the e-mail, you have mail.

There is a 'g' in Buckinghamshire (on your site) 

thanks Matt.


p.s.

I paid good money for that website as well 

[krave]

apparently they are basing it on consumers using a lot more water in the summer than in the winter

Which completely goes against "you will most likely save money."

Hate my water firm.