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CAP signs joint letter to the Secretary of State calling for a national social tariff for water

Name: Christians Against Poverty UK
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19 September 2025

CAP joins with Independent Age and 23 other organisations, writing to The Rt Hon Emma Reynolds MP, to prioritise consulting on the introduction of a national social tariff for water bills.

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CAP signs joint letter to the Secretary of State calling for a national social tariff for water

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