Water bills rise 36pc by 2030
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•Water bills to hit £597 a year, says Ofwat - latest updates
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Ofwat said charges will increase by 157 over the next five years - equivalent to 31 a year.
The regulator’s final determination on water bills comes after it released draft decisions in July .
The proposed bill rises would begin to take effect from April next year .
Thames Water is already in more than 16bn worth of debt, which will rise even further if the rescue deal is approved by a court.
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