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Welcome to Thames Water

We take care of water for 16 million people, enabling our customers, communities, and environment to thrive.

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Changes in our charges

New charges will officially start on 1 April 2025. On average, typical water and wastewater bills will increase by £17 per month.

We understand you may have questions about this increase. On our charges page, we go through:

- Why prices are going up
- When and how much bills are increasing
- How we'll spend your money
- What we won't be spending your money on
- Extra help and support

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Explore Thames Water

Get help and advice on some of our most popular topics.

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Metered charges

We go through how you’re billed if you’re on a water meter and what to do if your bill is higher than usual.

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Unmetered charges

For customers without a water meter, we work out charges based on the size and location of your property.

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Financial support

If you're struggling to pay your bill, we have a range of support options.

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No water or low pressure

What to do if your water suddenly stops or you’re having issues with your supply.

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Priority Services

If you or someone you know needs a little extra support, our free Priority Services Register can help.

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Leakage performance

Find out how we're tackling leaks across our network.

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