United Utilities plan proposes cuts of 10.5% on customers’ bills
North West water and wastewater company United Utilities aims to cut bills by 10.5% between 2020 and 2025.
The Warrington-based firm revealed its business plan for the next five-year regulated period, known as AMP7, which plans to build on progress in the current AMP6 regulatory period, from 2015 to 2020.
Among other targets in the new business plan are a cut in expenditure of more than £1bn, compared with the AMP5 period, and a £750m 'water resilience scheme' during AMP7 and AMP8 for customers in Manchester and the Pennines.
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