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Water firms ask for bill rises of between 24% and 91%
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Our genius is not familiar with CPO's. Or thinks CPO's are communism. Let's find out.
No need for name calling. We're all being civil here.
CPOs as in, Compulsory Purchase Order? Do you think that applies here? Given that we're talking about more than just the land, we're talking about assets and running operations. Also ... the land owner still needs to be paid. Where is that money going to come from?
If there's another CPO you're taking about do let me know ๐.
I called you a genius, was I mistaken?
Not a genius, my friend. Just looking to have a civil conversation if you would drop the attitude please. There's absolutely no need ๐.