Complaints to Watchdog About Water Firms Soar
Consumer complaints to the water industry watchdog have risen sharply, with many concerning affordability after steep bill increases, according to BBC Business.
Complaints made to the water industry watchdog have increased significantly, BBC Business reported.
According to the report, a large proportion of the complaints related to the affordability of water bills, following steep price increases imposed by some water companies.
The BBC did not specify the exact scale of the rise in complaints or identify which companies were most affected, but noted that customers have been grappling with higher costs.
Further details on the watchdog's response or any planned action were not provided in the report.
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