Archive News (Bills)

Shaped by customers for customers, Bournemouth Water’s pioneering WaterShare+ scheme was launched at the end of 2020, giving customers a greater say and stake in the business.

Bournemouth Water’s average household customer bill for 2018/19 will be £6 lower than it was seven years ago From 1 April 2018 the company’s average water bill will be £142, one of the lowest in the industry.

Bournemouth Water’s average household customer bill for 2020/21 will be £8 less than the current year.

Bournemouth Water’s average household customer bill for 2019/20 will be £10 lower than six years ago. 

Plans to improve services for Bournemouth Water customers today got the thumbs up from industry regulator Ofwat, who said the plan “set a new standard for the sector”.  Customers can look forward to lower water bills, extra investment, a unique share offering and more control, under a 2020-25 business plan developed by South West...

Bills to be lower by 2025 than in 2015 Triple the current investment, including two new water treatment works New innovative customer reward scheme shareholding

A spokesperson for South West Water, which owns Bournemouth Water, said:  “This is the second authoritative report from a respected think tank highlighting the massive cost to the taxpayer if the water industry was to be nationalised.  It questions whether the necessary future investment in water infrastructure would be publicly and...

Set at £138 for 2017/18, this latest bill reduction follows a series of price freezes, price cuts and lower than inflation increases in recent years.   

Bournemouth Water published its annual water prices today, which sees the average household customer bill set at £136 for 2016/17, £11 less than it was five years ago.

SEMBCORP Bournemouth Water (SBW) published its annual water prices today, which sees customer bills falling significantly. 

THOUSANDS of water bills start hitting doormats from this week with Sembcorp Bournemouth Water (SBW) confirming prices have been frozen for household and business customers until April 2015.This means that customers will pay the same charges for their water supply as they did last year. 

Pete Gritton and Gill Redmond, of Hightown, won a prize draw organised by electronic billing service MyBillsOnline.