One firm, Anglian Water said today that customers face a ‘small increase of a few percent a year’ - or an extra £1.75 a week, or £90 per year until the end of the decade.
The firm has already announced a 10% rise in bills for 2023/24 - with customers paying an average increase of £47.77. "You'll know that we put the strictest targets ever on water companies to reduce sewage pollution and demanded that water companies deliver their largest ever infrastructure investments of £56 billion.
"And we've been clear throughout that we don't want to see things disproportionately impacting customer bills, especially given we know that there are people up and down the country who are struggling with the cost of living, which is why we provided the help we have in that area." It comes as firms in England apologised for failing to effectively tackle spills in rivers and beaches.
"More should have been done to address the issue of spillages sooner and the public is right to be upset about the current quality of our rivers and beaches.
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