Contact Details
Billing - Metered customers
United Utilities
PO Box 50
Warrington
WA55 1AQ
Billing - Unmetered customers
United Utilities
PO Box 459
Warrington
WA55 1WB
Contact Information
- Telephone 0845 746 2222
- Minicom 0808 143 1195
- Billing - Metered 0845 746 1100
- Difficultly Paying Bill 0845 309 3001
- Complaints 0845 746 2200
- Leakline 0800 330 033
- Water service enquiries 0845 746 2200
- Waste water service enquiries 0845 602 0406
Customer services are open from 8am - 7pm on Monday to Friday and 8am - 1pm on Saturday.
General Information
United Utilities was created by the merger of North West Water and Norweb in November 1995. They are responsible water and wastewater networks as well as regulated electricity distribution in north west England and provide 2.9 million households with 2,022 million liters of water per day. The majority of water supplied comes from reservoirs with a small percentage from aquifers. Untied Utilities manage 140 treatment works, 381 service reservoirs and pump water through 40,600 KM of mains pipes.
- United Utilities provide water as well as dealing with the removal of waste water.
- The water that United Utilities supply is classed as soft to moderately hard.
- In 2003 340,777 tests were carried out on samples taken by United Utilities Water Plc and 99.82% of these tests complied with the Regulations.
Customer Services
United Utilities operate a Guaranteed Standards Scheme to ensure that all their customers receive a high standard of service at all times. Compensation is offered if deemed appropriate. United Utilities operate a Vulnerable Customer Scheme for their customers who receive certain benefits, as well as certain allowances for specific medical conditions. If you would like to apply for this then contact United Utilities on:
Vulnerable Customer Scheme
United Utilities
PO Box 50
Warrington
WA55 1AQ
Telephone: 0845 309 3001
Minicom: 0808 143 1195
Comments
NB: We have no connection with the water companies, if you have a specific enquiry relating to your service, please contact the company direct.



United Utilities they have a nerve. I come under the 1936 sewage act (shared sewage with 3 other properties), have got sewage coming through my ceiling and they don't want to know. Costing me £400 per year for what!
Posted by Julie Pace, 12th November 2008I reported a leak outside a property I own 3 weeks ago. It took a week to even put a barrier round it. According to the neighbours someone came to fix it last week but whatever they did has made it far worse. There is now a constant stream of water running down the street at least 2 or 3 litres per minute is being wasted. I have been informed that the job has now been passed on to Balfour Beaty who need to replace a section and faulty stop tap. And you wonder why your infrastructure charges are so high!
Posted by G Webster, 11th November 2008On a separate matter I have requested a Quote from UU for three new connections for this property. Before I tell you what it is, you must bear in mind that we will have to dig the trench on our own land and lay the pipe to the street ourselves. UU just have to connect to the main. This is approximately half a days work for two men. Are you ready... £2301 and on top a £1731.84 "infrastructure charge" for extra load on the infrastructure.. I know you are all probably vomiting repeatedly by now just like I did when I had to write the cheque. How long are they going to be allowed to get away with this?
Has anyone that changed to a water meter saved any money? I have 2 children and my wife living in our house and pay £900.00 p.a. in our last house the annual charge was £156.00. UU seem to have no tangible pricing structure and is a company set up for shareholder benefit. Amazed that the Manchester reservoir system was bought through public donation due to the high amount of cholera in the city and then sold but Margret Thatcher in her privitise everything phase... It wasn't hers to sell and the people of Manchester who owned the water company had no compensation what so ever. If we all stopped paying what could they do realistically.
Posted by Fedup Brit, 09th November 2008I wouldn't even give this excuse for a company 1 star only I had too. A despicable monopoly that treats its customers appallingly. In my experience it makes mistakes and then harasses you for money. I thought that was what the mafia did, maybe they are the same thing. Philip Green and the board of fat cat directors are an absolute disgrace, and are nothing more than crooks in suits!
Posted by Dave Bridge, 07th November 2008I have only just realised that I am being charged for surface water drainage to the tune of £67.00. Most people I have spoken to do not even realised they are being charged for the rainwater falling on their home. When I spoke to UU I was told to calm down because everyone pays this. I replied that no residential customer should be paying this as the water does not come through my property and drains into a sewer outside the boundary of property.
Posted by Teresa O'brien, 24th October 2008I have contacted Watchdog and my local Liverpool Echo in the hopes that the general public will wake up and do what this country is very poor at, standing up and supporting each other.
Replies and ideas invited.
We were paying £400 every 6 months with United Utilities for 8 years thinking this was because we lived in a larger house with a water meter, upon speaking to a neighbour with same number occupants and same size house who never paid more than £200 for 6 months. I have been complaining for the last 12 months with United utilities but not getting anywhere. We have just received another bill dated April 2008 to October 2008 for £1,444. Of course I will now be passing this to Ofwat but something needs to be done about this ridiculous company who has the worst customer service I have ever experienced!
Posted by S Hussain, 21st October 2008I recently moved house across town (less than a mile away from my previous address). This property is smaller and there is only 2 of us living there, our bills have gone from £18 to a staggering £63.07 a month. They told me my rate will only go down if I have a water meter installed, otherwise I need to check with the council that they have given the right rates out. Me and my fella work are butts of and we have lived on our own for over 1 year and have nothing but problems with UU and I'm expecting my first child, there is no way we can afford that! £735 a year disgusting!
Posted by Nichola, 15th October 2008A two bed house and I am now paying £420 a year, can anyone help me?
Posted by Tahir Khan, 13th October 2008Sent UU a cheque for the year when we moved in and gave them DD details for the next year. They are now claiming that we still owe them the full year and that they cannot find the cheque that has cleared from our account to theirs!!!
Posted by Andy Wood, 07th October 2008I have a water meter and cannot believe how much this is costing me, I was shocked yesterday when I rang to see if I could go on a monthly budget plan, to discover that I need to pay nearly £300 a month, my estimated water charges for the next 6 months are £2900.00. I couldn't get hold of anyone last night so I will keep trying today and add a bit to the phone bill too.
Posted by Leana Ayres, 01st October 2008I live alone, try very hard to be economical with water as much for environmental reasons as cost, on cost grounds seems a waste of time to economise as cost of water used (according to bill as recorded by meter) is rarely more than about 15% of the total, run off surface drainage is by far the biggest cost. As if this was not annoying enough (especially during long periods without rain) I recently had a bill claiming I had used about 350% more water than usual. UU insisted I pay this amount and that it was based on actual readings not an estimate. This they maintained repeatedly. I duly paid this amount, my next bill six months later showed me to be in credit, as did the bill six months after that. Surprisingly enough the overcharge was not based on a reading despite their repeated insistence, and was an estimate. I am a little curious as to what sort of maths they are using to come up with an estimate so much higher than normal. What can anyone do, they are merely following the example set by ministers, MPs and local officials of "if you do not like what we do - tough, what are you going to do about it" school of accountability.
Posted by Mike Mackay, 29th September 2008I missed a water services payment due to being hospitalised. When I rang to offer a double payment over the phone, United Utilities refused saying they had already passed my details onto Concilia, their debt collection company. This was some weeks ago. It turns out they could have taken my payment: they only passed me on to concilia THIS WEEK. I rang this company to discover they are staffed by people who can barely speak English (think it's a Spanish company) and could not understand what I was trying to say to them. Hope United Utilities CEO is enjoying his over inflated income.
Posted by Sylvia Taylor, 26th September 2008Absolutely disgusted with united utilities, been flooded twice in 14 months due to drains want updating, having to live in alternative accommodation. Last time it took 4 months to get straight. Said they know what the problem is but will cost too much to put right, in the meantime we have no guarantee that this won't happen again.
Posted by Sue Hawkhead, 12th September 2008I work for uu and can't agree enough with the statements made; however, when you call the call centre, remember that we don't agree with it either! We are only there to pay our bills, just as you all go to work and do the same! If you have a complaint ask for a manager, they get more pay than us! Please remember that we are the customers as well as the workers and we have to pay our bills as you do too! DON'T SHOOT THE MESSENGER!!!
Posted by A. Nother. , 01st September 2008Like others, I was shocked when a Debt Collection company wrote to us that we owe money to UU for a water bill. We moved from the previous house in July 2007 and at that time we paid all the bills we received. We informed UU that we are moving our house. Now after a year since we have moved, we received the bill for £536 saying they have taken the reading now. Previously, we received a bill of £17000.00 what a joke? We called the company and we were told that was an error. However, I am more upset that UU has asked Debt Collection company to approach us. During my whole life, I have never had bad credit history and I feel this is great insult. I would really be grateful for any tips how to deal with this terribly company. This is a day time robbery.
Posted by Amolak Sandhu, 24th August 2008Terrible company!!! Me and my husband have not received a bill for over 4 years and they now wont even send us a bill just a letter stating that we owe £1700.00!! How can you pay something without a bill I ask? They have now passed the debt to a debt collection agency and I am simply not amused!!
Posted by Lauran Lake, 12th May 2008I was just browsing the net to find information about United Utilities surface water drainage charges. Yes, they even charge us for the rain that falls!! I am amazed how poor their service seems to be from these comments and more amazed they get away with it. Getting things off your chest is all very well, but do any of these comments get back to United Utilities. If not, it seems like everyone is just wasting their breath. Maybe if enough people complained to Offwat (the water 'watchdog') they would get so sick of the complaints they MAY actually try to improve services, which is, after all, what everyone wants. Giving UU hefty fines now and again means nothing when it's the consumer who paid for it by being overcharged in the first place. And guess where the money from the fines goes... not back to the overcharged consumer, oh no, but to the treasury. GREAT!
Posted by Linda Platt, 24th April 2008Does anyone of any importance ever read or does anything constructive with the comments of all these disgruntled customers, and when are we going to get a government with any backbone to end this monopoly. A very disgruntled pensioner...
Posted by Edward Evans , 19th April 2008UU are sooo BAD in calculation. I have moved out from my parents house, I have changed Water bill to my mum's name. She received water bill for more than £1400 from since we bought house back Jan-2003 until now. I have contact few time and explain but still sending same amount of Bill again. I am really fed-up talking with UU.
Posted by Mr D Smith, 11th April 2008Having recently been rebanded D from E Council Tax, UU inform me that in 1990 the water rates for my property have been frozen!! Pity the revenue to UU was not also...
Posted by J. P., 11th April 2008We received our water bill from United Utilities today. Last year we paid £264.70 and this year they are charging £518.29. We do not have a water meter and both of us are retired and on fixed incomes. This is an absolute disgrace for the water company, the government that fails to intervene and the media for not shaming them. How can we be protected from legalised mugging?
Posted by Rudolph Hill, 04th April 2008I manage a small local charity and UU drive me insane. We try very hard to provide services for disadvantaged people in our area but have to spend days trying to sort out UU bills. At one point we had somehow managed to overpay them - what a mistake to make. Their response was to 'put a debit onto the account' and now we owe them money! We've had promise after promise - started going through their complaints procedure but all we ended up with was a £25 cheque for out inconvenience! This won't even cover the phone call costs. Was thinking of going to Ofwat, but it sounds like there isn't any point. Don't really want to rate the company at all but don't have that option! Anyone for Watchdog???
Posted by Liz Jackson, 03rd April 2008Poor excuse for a company. I recently moved into a brand new house. UU would not transfer my old account to the new property. I rang customer services who could not advise me squat because they could not explain to me why UU would not set up a new water account. All this time now 4 months and I haven't paid anything to my water rates, and I'm sure the bill is still rising. I once again requested to set up direct debit, then I received a letter with a pre paid card attached? So I rang them up again to query the card and they told me to destroy the card as it was sent in error. To this date I have received no letters, phone calls or anything from UU. Just who the hell is supplying my water. Also I have emailed them numerous times with zero response.
Posted by Anthony Sykes, 15th March 2008As a widow living alone, is there a scheme whereby I could be paying less for my water as I don't use as much a a family would do. I am only on the State Pension with a small allowance.
Posted by Violet Smith, 05th March 2008Absolutely disgraceful excuse for a company, moved out of my property 2 weeks ago and was unable to take a meter reading as their box was unreadable. UU refused to come out and read it, so over estimated a ridiculous amount, but accepted it as hands tied, so assumed bill was finalised... How wrong! Just received a new bill they say they have done a reading and we had used more than their estimate! Not my fault! So because of this they have re-estimated my bill for a previous property I moved out of over a year ago, as they say we must have used more there too! It just seems like any excuse to take money off you, I'm sure they make it up as every time you phone they give a different explanation as to what the bill is for! I really find it hard to believe we have used so much, there's only 2 of us in a 2 bedroomed house, out at work all day and we have paid almost £600 for 18months, and apparently still owe more! I can't see how it's legal, it's robbery! and no doubt the re-estimate of the property we lived at in 2006 is done at todays over inflated rates, and not the rates of that year! I GIVE UP!!
Posted by Rachel Williams, 25th February 2008I have just had my house rebanded 'D' to 'C' citing houses in my Grove as a comparison as they were band 'C'. UU base water rates on the same calculation as council tax but they refuse me any refund / recalculation. Why do I pay more than families in the same type of house?
Posted by B K Sambrook, 25th February 2008OK, I'm stunned. Received my water bill today for 2008/2009 and yes, it's gone up again to £582.19. Just read in the Daily Express that water bills will be going up as much as £30.00 p.a. giving an average water bill of £330.00 - well mine's gone up £50.00 and has done year in year out. So where is this average bill? It's not here in Worsley! 2 people, working full time, hardly ever in the house paying the same as our neighbours who have 3 children + 2 adults and they're at home all day - how can this be right? Oh yeah, and because we are at the end of the water supply we have very low water pressure, and try getting that changed, rubbish!
Posted by Dawn Entwistle, 20th February 20083 Bed terrace with 2 adults who work full time.
Posted by Carla Abbott, 02nd February 2008No hose pipe, don't wash our cars here, one shower per day each and approx 3 loads of washing per week. Wash the dishes by hand one per day.
Bill for first 6 months £15pm.
Bill for next year £45pm - absolute joke.
I phoned them and told them to reduce this to which they reply that I will not be paying off what I owe them.
The £15pm by the way is what they said would cover our usage. Bills make no sense what so ever.
I have just phoned to inform UU that I have vacated my property. They couldn't have been more helpful. I lived alone for the first time and am a big green about bills etc. Didn't know you got a refund or you could be in credit. UU offered the info to me without prompting, and a cheque is in the post. Excellent service I feel!!
Posted by G Barnes, 24th January 2008I find the service or lack of it is not acceptable, people in the Blackpool area have been without water for 24 hours and no one seems to know when it's being put back on!
Posted by Jon Kay, 21st January 2008We live in a three bedroomed house on a new housing estate and are a family of 4. When we moved in 2 years ago and our dd was £27 month, then last July we had a bill estimated for the year for £1020. They wanted to put dd up to £82 month. After ringing them and asking them what it was all about, they said what do you expect with a family of 4. After a bit of negotiation we got dd down to £70 month. Sure we are paying for our neighbours water supply as well. This is ridiculous but what can we do.
Posted by N. Porter, 21st January 2008Well all you people are very lucky. At least you have water! We live in Blackpool, and it's been 24 hours since our supply went down (Sunday teatime of all things). The supply came on during the night until just after 9.00am this morning. We have no water to wash or flush the loo. Also no clean suitable containers to take where we have heard that water tankers are distributing it. Have tried shops, but only small bottles are left, and they cost a fortune. Very little information is available. Just felt like a moan. Lucky we have some wine and stuff left over from Christmas!!!
Posted by Chris Knighton, 21st January 2008Dreadful company. We are currently experiencing severe problems with our water supply. It's a Sunday and their site is down, all their numbers are 'Not open'. How the hell is one supposed to sort such a problem? Very poor customer care.
Posted by Rand Hobart, 20th January 2008We are currently converting a mill into our home and we have a water meter although UU have no record. According to our searches we have no mains water and no sewerage?? although we have both?? We have telephoned UU that many times I couldn't tell you as all we want is our Lead supply to be changed or a new supply to be fitted. We've had a price off one UU man saying £500, then the next day we get a call saying this will be £1500 from the call centre. We give up! We look on the web site and they are supposed to replace all lead pipes for free, so we call again and they say "it's a commercial property according to our records so we won't replace the supply!!!" It's not been a commercial property for a whole year when we bought it and told them. We really give up! Can anyone help as UU control everything. We want to move in in 6 months.
Posted by Emma , 16th January 2008I've been trying to find out from UU if they should be charging me for surface water drainage for several years. Finally in September, I got a letter from them (ref 210907AMAX254675) saying they would investigate and write in 10 working days time. That was 3 months ago... I assume they've worked 10 days but I've heard nothing. I'm fed up with writing letters and phoning, and getting solicitor's letters. Don't these people have an email address?
Posted by Dr Roger Templeman, 18th December 2007For anyone reading this the only way forward with united utilites is to see legal advice from a solicitor; seems everyone on here is told the same story, everyone has over estimated bills, I have even contacted the useless consumer council for water, I've even been billed for double periods too.
Posted by Katrina Rice, 15th December 2007United Utilities charge what they like and there isn't a thing you can do about it. They issue bills based on the 'rateable' value which was set back in the late 90's. So if you are in a building that was since converted to flats, each of those flats are subject to the SAME rateable value as if it was one building. I am a single person in a flat in a building that was converted along with another 2 adjoining buildings. The occupants of the other buildings pay just over a third of what I pay a year. So if all bills were set at the same time, how is it their bills are less? United Utilities say there is NOTHING that can be done since the department that looked after assessing bills by rateable value no longer exists. They will NOT provide a refund and the only way to reduce future water bills is to get a water meter fitted. But I'm moving out at the end of this month anyway. If there was competition for water provision you can bet your a$$ that department would be re-opened!
Posted by Kay Dinsdale, 14th November 2007I have received a letter stating that a leak has been found in the supply to my property. I have 7 days to fix it or United Utilities, under statutory powers will do the repair and charge for the work. But no one will give me any idea as to the extent of the leak, the date on which it was found and the vicinity. I also have to go to all my neighbours to discover who shares the line and therefore who pays. So what do I tell my insurance company? One incurs charges for a plumber before you have an estimate and United Utilities will not supply any information as to who shares the line. I don't particularly want to knock on my neighbours doors. Whilst I fully accept the responsibility for the supply pipe United Utilities are not providing any real assistance. I had better customer service living overseas in third world countries.
Posted by Shelagh Mcintosh, 14th November 2007I am shocked to discover I have no say in who supplies my business with water. The quality is so poor, smelling of bleach and looking murky, I am reduced to use bottled water for drinking as I don't trust it to keep me in good health and what do I get for this massive inconvenience? A bill almost doubled last yrs. What a way to live.
Posted by L. Howard, 06th November 2007Just bought my first property - a one bedroomed flat in Cheshire and received a rated bill for £408.37. I told my parents who couldn't believe it - they have a 5 bedroom house about 5mins away and pay under half of this. I called UU for an explanation of this and they said it was because of the number of people who live in the property! God knows how many people they thought were living with me but they soon apologised and adjusted the figures! Cut the cost by over £200! Give them a ring with any queries they've probably got the house/flat occupancy incorrect!!
Posted by Mr K. Emslie , 02nd November 2007I am single person in small flat, out working all day and at weekend out walking or watching sport. My DD increased last year from £20 to £49, I argued the point and they said it was to cover estimated bill for next year. I said why, am I going to take in family of 6 as lodgers, then they said it was because I have not paid enough last year. They make it up as they go along. My bill this year is estimated t be £468 - what a joke, I have just worked out to be possibly £277 - a huge difference. This company needs to be removed as supplier and replaced.
Posted by Ian Hunter, 27th October 2007UU has a long standing habit of overcharging customers, not telling them when their account is in credit and then making a refund almost impossible. The result is, no doubt, huge sums earned each year in interest on money belonging to their customers. Has anybody else suffered this?
Posted by John Ridgwell, 18th October 2007I've been told by the United Utilities that I was in credit - asked for money back, said they had a technical error and are looking into it. I have kept ringing and getting same reply, this has gone on for 6 months!!!
Posted by Victor Jewitt, 17th October 2007I have just read in the Daily Mail that the average for Water Charges in my area Northwest (United Utilities) are as follows:
Posted by S. Mchale, 15th October 2007Without Meter - £156
Single Person With Meter - £100.08
Family of 3 With Meter - £221.88
Family of 5 With Meter - £355.86
I would like to know where these figures are derived from? Because you can bet your life they are nowhere near anything like anything I have had to pay over the last 2-3 years? Am I being robbed? lied to? or just plainly conned? I have just had to pay £440.78 for my water this year and a similar figure for last years. I honestly feel like swearing and I can tell you if anyone from United Utilities was near me now I would want to inflict physical damage on them.
They waste more water through inefficiency and non-fixing of broken pipes and still dare to charge me for the privilege of only being able to use them. Apart from the fact that the water smells of bleach is orange in colour from time to time.
I remember when this would be called a monopoly and could be investigated, so tell me how this is allowed when they are not giving the service they say they are, droughts occur when we have the best rainfall to sunshine ratio and thepeople at the top pay themselves incredible bonuses for not reaching industry targets or the pathetic ones set by government, apart from the fact they are now run by foreigners who have no vested interest in making it work and just want the rich pickings that come from running (or not) these companies.
I don't expect my posting will make it onto the site but then again, who wants an honest opinion these days??
Funny thing is who do you ask to test your water to see if it meets the standards? Yes you guessed it the people who mess up in first place and why can I not find anywhere that will look at my bill or tell me what I should be charged??
A very disgruntled customer with nowhere to turn... What a marvelous country we live in...
I am a nurse and live in a one bed flat. Charges are £350 a year! As a shift worker I am hardly there. I have twice applied for a meter to be installed only to be told that there is not enough pipe to fit one even though 2 flats on the same row has got them! I am not giving up - watch this space.
Posted by Jenny Wild, 31st July 2007After reporting, on this website, a loose grid on The Gravel, Mere Brow, which has been rattling for 2 years, we were graced with the presence of a 3 man contracting team this a.m. (5th time). Once again they have proceeded to repair the wrong grid. Admittedly they were given the wrong location on their worksheet, now that's a surprise, and we wonder why UU costs us so much. This is another example of their inefficiencies and blundering. Why only 5 stars!!!!!!
Posted by Cllr. Rosie Evans, 14th June 2007Don't believe a word United Utilities say, we have been told by their complaints department that all charges are on hold until they have satisfied my complaint. This morning I received a county court summons. United utilities will not retract, none of my questions have been answered re: 'Why my water rates are now double' and break down of bills since RV started so we can see if bill is in line with inflation.
Posted by D Henley, 12th June 2007For over 2 years the residents on The Gravel, Mere Brow, have listened to the constant rattling of a loose grid cover in the road. Night and day, on this busy road, every vehicle passing over it manages to hit "the spot" sending crashing sound waves, enough to test the nerves of the most saintly individuals. Despite this having been reported and attended to by the "elite" U.U. workforce on several occasions they seem unable to resolve this simplest of problems, but alas, maybe I expect too much.
Posted by Cllr. Mrs Rosie Evans, 06th June 2007They want me to do their work for them, reading my meter - in the meantime they grossly over-estimate. They charge me for my rainwater then sell it back to me - brilliant!
Posted by Alan Pywell, 06th June 2007Can someone please explain why the field adjacent to Higher Rid reservoir in Lostock was mown recently,during an obvious lapwing nesting season, leaving the field covered in dead baby birds and smashed eggs ? Do you only employ blind, heartless morons to do your work ?
Posted by Colin Eccles, 24th May 2007Yes ! I WOULD like an explanation.
I have just been posted a note to say Barnston Road Sewage Works is extended from feb 12 weeks now to 22nd June. My life has been made miserable by this work, endless traffic streams up our small drive, the road surface now wrecked, endless car screeching as they tear down and realise too late their is a blind Corner. The audacity to site slow progress due to uncharted pipes. Lets make it clear I want a job working for for Donegan Engineers, They start at 8.30 stop at 10..and do not appear until 2 then gone by 4. On average they work for 4 hours.. Amazing I go to work at 8.30 , nip home for lunch 12.15 to 1.45 , come back at 4.30 and there is never any one working.
Posted by Miss B Cannell, 19th May 2007What compensation do I get for making my life miserable , a raise in water rates???
Miss Cannell..
Late April main drain blocked in my front garden UU have attended 3 times - no result. (v.deep drain half full) CCTV to be used within 2 weeks - no attendance. Spoken to 3 v.nice people at UU to-day - no result. The drain has now progressed to being 3/4's full of raw sewage!
Posted by Carol Burgess, 18th May 2007I am in exactly the same 3 bed semi £187 per year for 2006 now in 2007 increased to £349.69, This cannot be correct, point number 2 the bills are so difficult to work out a math degree is required
Posted by P Kitchen, 15th May 2007Waiting 2 hours on the phone for nothing
Posted by Er, 08th May 2007Probably the wrong place to ask BUT
Posted by Carol Rees, 02nd May 2007why is the reservoir in Langendale peak district near Tintwhistle nearly empty. Thanks
Statement impossible to check. New charges 100% increase. Monopoly owned and unable to change supplier means the skies the limit.
Posted by Margaret Pask, 19th April 2007The quality of our water supply is extremely poor going from smelling/tasting like bleach to being orange!! We have had checks made by United Utilities which have come back as 'acceptable levels'. to whom I ask?. I am unsure of your star rating so I assume that being so dissatisfied that the lowest is 1?
Posted by Mr Peter Simkins, 18th April 2007We live in Northwich and on a regular basis, we can smell the sewage treatment works. We have lived here four years and have not smelt them until this year. The smells have got worse and more frequest. With the hot summer approaching, can you confirm this problem will be solved in the near future?
Posted by Kirsty Robson, 16th April 2007United Utilities.
Posted by D. Kinnear, 29th March 2007Water meter supplying three bedroomed semi. Using 77cubic metres per annum.
Charges in 2006: £187.44.
From April 2007 to: £370.56.
INCREASE: +97%.
Monopoly-owned by foreign company, no alternative supplier, no media outcry.