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Apart from potentially saving money (which TBF is more likely if there are fewer people living in your home) it is better for the environment to have a water meter, as you have an incentive to use less water. But roll on the re-nationalisation (is that a word?) of the water companies, before our green and pleasant land is covered with raw sewage. And so that the money from our water bills goes to improve the infrastructure rather than lining the pockets of already rich people. Vote Green! Ooops sorry, that's another thread. -
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Disclaimer, some of the later SMB stuff is insipid but I like this. I
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I'm pleased to have gone onto a meter as it has saved us money. When first fitted we found there was a leak and TW replaced the old lead pipe with plastic (we had to pay the last few metres into the house but some geezer did this at a fair price). No doubt others have positive experiences too. Otherwise I'm no fan of the private utilities but that shouldn't colour our opinions.
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