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27th December 2013, 10:30 PM
#41
Re: Floods in UK
You have to cancel the water meter before twelve months are up, otherwise you will be stuck with it. I asked about one as I aqm a widower living alone, and was told by the water board flunkey, to stay as I was, as it could cost more. This is despite the rabble in Westminster telling people to go on a water meter. I believe that all new properties have to have one, whether they like it or not!
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27th December 2013, 11:26 PM
#42
Re: Floods in UK
I don't have to worry about getting floods where I live 950 feet above sea level and it is the nearest to heaven I will get
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