Water bills for households in England and Wales will increase by an average of £123 a year on April 1. This will bring the average annual bill up to £603, or an increase of around £10 per month.

From April, bills will increase by 31 per cent. Thames Water CEO Chris Weston said they were pleased with the court’s decision “decisively refused” the appeal and allowed the loan to go through.

The UK's biggest water provider has delayed its request for even higher customer bills. Thames Water has deferred its appeal to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the regulator tasked ...

On average, the rises will equate to around £10 a month for the average UK household with the average bill sitting at £603 a year. However, there are significant variations between regions for water ...

On April 1, water bills for households in England and Wales increased by an average of £123 a year - or £10 a month - bringing the average household bill to £603 a year ...

AN economist says he has been charged close to seven times more than his neighbours are paying for water, over the past two ...