Full list of what water bills cost now - and how much they're going up by in your area
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The cost of water bills will go up in the next few years, the industry regulator Ofwat confirmed today. The average bill will go up 36% but how much extra billpayers will be charged depends on what part of England or Wales you live in, and which water company supplies you.
The sums are below what the firms had requested but not massively far off. Here's how much a typical bill is now and what it will rise to by 2030. Money blog: Pubs are running out of Guinness - we know who's to blame. Anglian Water. The average annual bill is currently £491. It will rise to £631 by 2030, a 29% increase, equivalent to an extra £140.
The company had wanted bills to go up to £649 a year in five years, a 32% increase. Dwr Cymru. The average annual bill is currently £455. It will rise to £645 by 2030, a 42% increase, or £190. The company had wanted bills to go up to £660 a year in five years, a 45% increase.
Hafren Dyfrdwy. The average annual bill is currently £392. It will rise to £577 by 2030, a 42% (£165) increase. The company had wanted bills to go up to £629 a year in five years, a 61% increase. Northumbrian Water. The average annual bill is currently £422. It will rise to £510 by 2030, a 21% (£88) increase.
The company had wanted bills to go up to £524 a year in five years, a 24% increase. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player. . Severn Trent Water. The average annual bill is currently £398. It will rise to £583 by 2030, a 47% (£185) increase.
