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Water Watchdog Welcomes South West Water Announcement
Charles Howeson, Regional Chair of the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater), has welcomed South West Waters decision to invest some of its extra profit into improving water and sewerage networks for customers. He said: I warmly welcome South West Waters response to CCWaters encouragement to share some of its success with customers and not just…
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Gallai ambell i glic ar gyfrifiannell mesurydd dŵr y Cyngor Defnyddwyr Dŵr helpu i arbed miloedd yn fwy o gartrefi rhag gwastraffu arian.
Anogir cwsmeriaid d?r ledled Cymru a Lloegr i ymuno â miloedd o gartrefi sydd eisoes wedi defnyddio cyfrifiannell ar-lein y Cyngor Defnyddwyr D?r i weld a fyddai newid i fesurydd d?r yn arwain at arbedion mawr. Mae oddeutu 50% or cwsmeriaid sydd wedi defnyddior gyfrifiannell wedi canfod y gallent wneud arbedion posibl trwy newid i…
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A FEW clicks on the Consumer Council for Water’s (CCWater) water meter calculator could help prevent thousands more households from pouring money down the drain.
Water customers across England and Wales are being urged to join the thousands of households who have already used CCWaters online calculator to see whether making the switch to a water meter could add up to big savings. About 50 per cent of customers who use the calculator have been able to identify possible savings…
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Public invited to attend water watchdog’s regional meeting
Water customers are being invited to attend The Consumer Council for Waters (CCWater) next meeting of its Central & Eastern Committee on Wednesday, May 15 at 1.15pm The water watchdog is keen to hear from members of the public at the meeting which will be held in the Conference Room at Cambridge Central Library, 7 Lion…
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Water Watchdog in Darlington Move
Water watchdog the Consumer Council for Water has moved its Darlington base to a new office in the town. Andrea Cook, Consumer Council for Water Northern Chair, said: “We may have moved offices but we are still here to help local water customers whether they have a complaint or enquiry about their water company. “The…
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Top Tips to help dilute the impact of increased water bills
Water consumers across England and Wales facing an average increase of £13 on their 2013/14 household bill could dilute the impact on their pocket by taking some top money saving tips from the Consumer Council for Water (CCWater). With bills beginning to land on customers doormats, CCWater wants to help ensure consumers are getting value…