The industry giant yesterday announced plans to spend £21.7billion tackling leaks and pollution over the next five years. It revised the figure up from £18.7bn after water regulator Ofwat objected.
But it could mean bills soar by 44% to an average of £627 by 2030 and when inflation is factored in, customers may face a 60.3% rise to around £755 a year.
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