[Rob_Mac]

No when I moved to where we are now our water bills shot up. We were using about 1000 litres per day, plus the waste 1:1, so 2000 litres per day. That was when I was really busy with the window cleaning.

That was on a water meter - domestic house.

I now operate from a trading address but because of the change in business direction I don't really draw water from the unit.

We argued with them that the water was being taken away from the dwelling and so could not have a drainage cost. They agreed but only on the 2000 litres per day.

Any domestic usage was charged with drainage.

Rob

[Joe H]

So Derek would have to dump his waste away from home.  That could be a problem.

[derek west]

your joking arnt you joe, i empty while i'm driving home

[kinder clean]

See Derek, you should have got a porty ! 

Water prices set to rise significantly in the next decade, so get grafting and retire early. 

Paul

[Andrew Briscoe]

As of yesterday we have a hose pipe ban in force,
went to Haweswater dam today to see resevoir, as someone said the
village that was flooded when it was built had re-appeared, it hadnt,
but water level was very low.
The water supplies Manchester, and when low , water is pumped from lake ullswater.

It P*ssed down all day yesterday and today, typical  :

Andrew

[clinton]

Think they will start to get water from  there andrew and bring it to manchester as were v low here with water

[Andrew Briscoe]

Think they will start to get water from  there andrew and bring it to manchester as were v low here with water

Clinton, the water from there goes to the mancs every day,
cumbria is one of the wettest counties, and we give it away,
i hope it goes to the red half of Manchester, as i p in it if they
beat Liverpool at football   

Andrew