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Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water)
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Competition has now been introduced into the supply of electricity and gas in the UK, and in most regions there are a number of choices of supplier. Details and price comparisons can be found at energywatch.org.uk or by calling 0845 906 0708. Contact the individual companies for application procedures and connection charges.
For the supply of both gas and electricity, a credit meter is usually supplied and regular bills are sent to the customer following meter readings. For new customers the company may ask for some form of security in the form of a cash deposit, a guarantor or a direct debit arrangement.
Domestic water supply is provided in the UK by a number of private companies, and there is no charge for taking over a supply which is already connected. You may be able to choose whether to have your water supply metered or whether to be charged by another method (e.g. a flat rate charge or one based on the value of the property). Tap water should be safe to drink in the UK.
Local authorities are responsible for providing refuse collection services, and household waste is usually collected on a weekly basis.
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